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HOMECOMING DAY
SATURDAY

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NOVEMBER 17th

(see back cover)

October. 195/
Volume XVI

Number 1

The Garnet Letter
Volume XVI

No. 1
OCTOBER 1951

Published by the Alumni Office of Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa.
EDITORS

Joseph B. Shane ’ 25, vice-president; Kath­
ryn Bassett ’ 35, alumni office; George A.
Test ’49, publicity director.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

William F. Lee ’ 33, president; Herbert L.
Brown ’ 16, vice-president for men; Virginia
Brown Greer ’ 26, vice-president for women;
Inez Coulter Russell ’ 25, secretary.
ADVISORY BOARD

Robert H. Wilson ’ 31, Chairman; Robert
J. Cadigan ’ 34, Morris M. Lee, ^Jr. ’ 29,
Isabel Logan Lyon ’42, Frederick C. Selby
’44.

THE COVER
Our cover shows a contingent of
the football team arriving at the
Swarthmore railroad station. M ore
complete details on the prospects for
the fall sports season, including foot­
ball, can be found on page 4.

Philadelphia — Luncheons— 12 :30 P. M., University Club
October 16
November 13 (joint meeting with Haverford)
January 15, 1952

Westchester County (N .Y .)— Organizational Meeting — November 9th
Place and time to be announced

Long Island — Annual Fall Meeting — October 26th
Manhasset Hall, 20 Locust Street, Manhasset, 7:30 P. M.

North Jersey — Early November— Date, time and place to be announced.

MEET THE FACULTY— Wednesday, October 24, 1951, 6:45 P. M.,
College Dining Room , Dinner $1.50.
Professors Enders, Cox and Elmore of the biological and physical sciences
department will lead a discussion of "H ow , Why, and What We Are Teaching.”
Second in a series sponsored by the Public Relations Committee for alumni
and^ friends of the college. Bring husbands or wives for a good dinner and an
intriduction to Swarthmore college science departments.

CRYSANTHEMUM SHOW— November 9, 10, 11
Lamb-Miller Field House, Swarthmore College

SWARTHMORE ON TE LEV IS ION— Thursday, October 18,
7 :00 -7 :3 0 P. M ., W C A U -T V . College scenes and talent.
COO PER LECTURES PUBLISHED

ALUMNI FUND REPORT
The space devoted in this issue to
the Report of the 1951 Alumni Fund
has been paid for by the Fund Office.
This enables the G a r n e t L e t t e r to
remain within its budget, and at the
same time saves the college the costs
o f publishing a separate Fund Raising
Report.

BALTIMORE CLUB SALE
The metal tray and waste basket
set with the picture of Parrish Hall
on it is still being offered for sale by
the Swarthmore Club of Baltimore.
They make an attractive set for a den
or library or they can be obtained as
single items alone.
The charge is $4.00 each pp. or
$8.00 a set pp. Checks for each pur­
chase should be made payable to the
Swarthmore Club of Baltimore and
the checks may be sent to Mrs.
Richard Post, 308 Broxton Road,
Baltimore 12, Maryland.
The sets will make handsome
Christmas gifts to some alumni
friends.

The 1950-51 ^William J. Cooper Foundation lectures, “ National Security and
Civil Liberties, has recently been published by the University of Pennsylvania
Press under the title, Civil Liberties Under Attack.
Lecturers for the series included Henry Steele Commager, Professor of History
at Columbia University; Robert K. Carr, Professor of Law and Political Science
at Dartmouth College; Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Professor at Harvard University;
Walter Gellhorn, Professor of Law at Columbia University; Curtis Bok, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia; and James P. Baxter, III,
President of Williams College.
Swarthmore’s own Professor Clair Wilcox edited and wrote a foreword for
the volume which is a record of one of the most timely of the Cooper lectures.

WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP REQUIREMENTS CHANGED
For the information of all interested alumnae the terms of the Lucretia Mott
and Martha E.^ Tyson Fellowships have been modified to take cognizance of
changing conditions on campus.
The major change in the Lucretia Mott Fellowship is that a thesis is no
longer required of each applicant. A seminar paper or a term paper will now
fulfill that requirement.
The Martha E. Tyson Fellowship is now open to undergraduates who plan to
teach on the elementary or secondary levels, as well as to those women who are
already experienced teachers. Details may be obtained from the Dean of Women,
Swarthmore College.

UNIVERSITY WOMEN GIVE 25 FELLOWSHIPS
The American Association of University Women announces 25 fellowships to
young women who have completed two years’ residence work for the Ph.D.
degree or have already received the degree. Awards include money for study
abroad, research or writing. Write Secretary, Committee on Fellowship Awards
A.A.U.W ., 1634 Eye St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.

NEW RECORD FOR ALUMNI FUND
Sw arthm ore’ s 1951
Cooley) was second.
A lu m n i F u n d e n d e d
The class with the
successfully on June 30
greatest increase in per­
and exceeded its goal
cent of participation
of $90,000. This, in a
was 1926— with E. Dillyear of world confusion,
wyn Parrish as agent.
bespeaks the support of
In second place in this
an active alumni.
respect was the Class of
Total
contributions
1897 (Robert Pyle).
amounted to $90,574.42,
Development Program
which was higher than
Our yearly Alumni
any o f th e p r e v io u s
Fund is the keystone of
yearly campaigns. M ore­
Swarthmore’s continu­
over the number of con­
ous and permanent De­
tributors was also the
velopment Program, as
highest in Alumni Fund
discussed at some length
history. In all, 2975
in the 1950 fund-raising
loyal and f a i t h f u l
report.
Swarthmoreans m ade
The
D evelopm en t
gifts— this being better
Program is a blueprint
than one out of every
for building that is
three living persons who Chairman Isaac G. Darlington, ’07, New Alumni Association President never completed. It in­
ever attended SwarthWilliam F. Lee, ’ 33, College Vice-President Joseph B. Shane, ’ 25, and retiring
cludes funds from vari­
Association President Jack B. Thompson, ’ 27, photographed at campaign’s end.
more.
ous sources. In addi­
tion to the unrestricted
As com p a red with
annual giving program, a total of
the 1950 Alumni Fund, which was
The Class of 1915 led all others in
$35,373 was given by alumni and
itself a record breaker, the 1951 Fund
amount subscribed to the Alumni
designated for special purposes. Non­
was $16,290.39 greater and had 170
Fund — a total of $3789. Earl A.
alumni parents contributed $10,504
more donors.
Hunter was its class agent. The Class
for scolars'hips. This part of the pro­
The success o f the Alumni Fund is
of 1914 was a close second in this
due to the faithful support of Swarthgram was administered by a parents’
category — its agent, Edwin Randall
more by its alumni and to the energy
Murch, reporting $3675.
committee under the direction of
and hard work o f the Alumni Fund
Senator Ralph E. Flanders. Various
By number of donors, the Class of
Committee' which has been led with
research grants totaled $75,000 and
1949 was the leader with a total of
continuing zeal for the past three
other friends of Swarthmore contrib­
151, its agent being Chalmers C.
years by its chairman, Isaac G. Dar­
uted $18,000 for various designated
Stroup, Jr. The Class of 1950 (James
lington ’07. In particular, a fine job
I. Reilly) was second.
purposes. All of these gifts, including
was done by the corps of class agents
Based upon percentage of class
the Annual Alumni Fund, amounted
who devoted their time and energy
members contributing, the Class of
to $229,319.37.
to telling the Alumni Fund story to
1906 (Emma Jane Wilson Shoe­
The importance to Swarthmore of
their classmates in all college genera­
maker) was first-place winner, and
all these sources cannot be mini­
tions.
the Class of 1907 (Helen Ridgway
mized, but it is the consistent gene-

LEADERS A M O N G CLASS AGENTS FOR ALUMNI FUND

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT FUND
Summary Report — June 30, 1951
No. OF
D onors
2975
18
166
32

8
3199

A mount
S u b s c r ib e d

Alumni Fund ................................... ..............................................$ 90,574.42
Alumni Gifts for Special Purposes............ .............................. 35,373.00
Non-Alumni Parents’ Gifts for Scholarships.............................
10,504.00
Other Friends of Swarthmore.....................................................
18,183.53
Research G r a n ts ......................................................... .....>. .. . 74,684.42
Total 1950-1951

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.,$229,319.37

THE DEVELOPMENT FUND EXCUTIVE COMMITTEE

John S. Clement ’08
Chairman
Development Fund

rosity, year after year, o f faithful
alumni and the enthusiastic support
of the new alumni added to the ranks
that helps make this program an un­
qualified success. It is this sort of
cooperation that makes Swarthmore
what it is, the kind of a college we
are happy to support, so that it will
continue to be at the forefront of
American education.

Committee Reports
At its last meeting the Executive
Committee o f the Development Fund
received reports not only from the
Alumni Fund and Parents’ C om ­
mittees but also from the Bequests
and Public Relations Committees.
The committees for the Science Foun­
dation and W omen’s Dormitory did
not function during the year, although
fund solicitation by the college ad­
ministration continued.
The Public Relations Committee
under the chairmanship of Boyd T.
Barnard T 7 and composed of Board,
Alumni and Faculty members has
carefully planned a program which
includes alumni, students, parents,
community,
Society
of
Friends,
schools, industries and foundations.
The Committee on Bequests headed
by Claude C. Smith ’ 14 has done
much to familiarize alumni and
friends o f the needs o f the college.
Three thousand brochures entitled
“ Assuring Swarthmore’s Future” were
distributed to trust officers and bank
presidents throughout the country.
Alumni attorneys were informed of

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John S. Clement ’08
General Chairman
Boyd T. Barnard T 7
Richard C. Bond ’31
Isaac G. Darlington ’07
Hilda Lang Denworth T 7

Mabel Sullivan D ’Olier ’07
Priscilla Goodwyn Griffin TO
Howard Cooper Johnson ’96
Thomas B. M cCabe T 5
John W . Nason
Joseph B. Shape ’25

Philip T. Sharpies TO
Richard W . Slocum ’22
Claude C. Smith T4
Jack B. Thompson ’£7
Barclay White ’06
Edward H. Worth ’02

COMMITTEE ON BEQUESTS
Claude C. Smith T4,
Chairman
George B. Clothier ’26,
Wayland H. Elsbree ’21
less Halsted T 8

Eldredge M. Hiller ’30
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr. ’27
Howard Cooper Johnson ’96
Nicholas Kelley
William Fiss Lee, ’33

William Poole ’30
Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr. ’34
Joseph B. Shane ’25
Theodore W iding ’28
Charles Alfred Zinn ’25

THE ALUMNI FUND COMMITTEE
Isaac G. Darlington ’07
Chairman
Lester Asplundh ’23
Jeptha J. Carrell ’45
Anna Oppenlander Eberle T 3

Priscilla Goodwyn Griffin TO
Edward Mahler ’50
William J. Reilly T8
Richard O. Smith ’41
Shaler Stidham ’29

Jack B. Thompson ’27
Sidney L. Wickenhaver ’37
Louise Stubbs Williams ’34
Helen Gawthrop Worth T8

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
Boyd T. Barnard T7, Chairman Richard C. Bond ’31
William H. Ward T5
Robert H. Wilson ’31

George J. Becker
J. Roland Pennock ’27

Parents’ Committee listed on page 29

the work of this committee and of
the importance of bequests, large or
small, to the collège. During the past
year increasing numbers of bequests
or trusts indicate a growing interest in
providing for Swarthmore College.
Provisions have been made for differ­
ent purposes, outright gifts, general
endowment, scholarships, etc. Be­
quests or trusts may be made provid­
ing income for life for the donor, or
for others, the remainder ultimately
to be received by the college. A sug­
gested form of bequest is : “ I give and
bequeath to Swarthmore College,

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, $ ...........”
(I f it is desired that the fund or in­
come therefrom be devoted to any
particular use, it may be specified.)
The college announces with pleas­
ure that John S. Clement ’08 has
accepted the chairmanship of the De­
velopment Program for the coming
year. Isaac G. Darlington, Claude C.
Smith, and Boyd T. Barnard will all
continue in their present capacities.
See pages 22-29 for a recapitu­
lation of gifts by class and the lists of
donors during 1950-1951.

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INTRODUCING THE CLASS OF 7955
A new class of 245 Freshmen is
now getting settled on the campus as
the Swarthmore Class of 1955.
Altogether,
than
o
j there were . more
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1100 applications for admission to this
year’s class. The sharp decline in en­
rollments, particularly o f men which
was anticipated as a result of the
Korean situation did not materialize
at Swarthmore. College enrollments
have dropped only about 9 % gener­
ally, but there was no drop whatever
in the number of men seeking admis­
sion to Swarthmore.
College enrollments have dropped
only about 5 % in colleges generally,
and there was no drop whatever in
the number of men seeking admission
to Swarthmore.
Selection of this year’s freshmen
was even a more difficult and trying
task than usual because, for the first
time, prospective students were not
required to indicate to the College
Entrance Examination Board their
preference as to colleges. Thus it was
impossible for the admissions com ­
mittee to distinguish between the ap­
plications of those whose first prefer­
ence was Swarthmore and of those
who were filing “ insurance” applica­
tions as protection in case of rejection
by the school , of their first choice.
There is a growing practice among
prospective students to make multiple
applications so that a higher percent­
age of acceptances of applications is
necessary before the freshman class is
filled.

Alumni Children Preferred
The Class o f 1955 consists of 115
women and 130 men. O f these, there
are 17 sons and daughters of Alumni,
and 18 members of the Society of
Friends. It is the college’s policy to
give preference to applicants from
both of these groups who meet the
requirements and as a matter of fact
22 children of Alumni were actually
accepted by the Admissions Com­
mittee for this year’ s class. However,
9 of these, after filing applications and
being notified of their acceptance, ad­
vised the college that they planned to
enroll elsewhere.
A total of 55% o f the new freshmen
come from public schools in the U. S.
41% come from private schools, and
4% are foreign students. About one
in every four freshmen will receive

October, 1951

Swarthmoreans whose sons and
daughters are members of the
new Freshman Class are:

M ARY W ILSON M ILAM ’ 17, son
John, Millbrook (N. Y .) School.
ALLEN i MYERS ’ 18, soh Henry
Allen, Hagerstown (M d ,) High
School.
EDW ARD E. BARTLESON ’ 21,
daughter Ann, Millburn H. S.,
Short Hills, N. J.
ELLEN HAYES SCHULTZ ' ’ 22,
daughter Sonia, George School.
ELIZABETH
STAMFORD
SHARPLESS ’ 26 and PAUL
SHARPLESS ’ 22 (deceased), son
Paul, Swarthmore High School.
ALBERT W. PRESTON ’ 23, twin
sons Albert W., Jr. and Thomas
Arthur, Crafton
(Pa.)
High
School.
ISABEL JONES ROSENBERRY
’ 26,
daughter
Phoebe,
West
Chester High School.
RUSSELL ROBERT HARRIS ’ 27,
son Russell Robert, Jr., Haddonfield Memorial High School.
K ATH AR IN E SNYDER SASSE
’ 27, daughter Katharine, Tucson
(Ariz.) High School.
ESTHER F IL T E R MALLONEE
’ 28, daughter Esther, Park School,
Baltimore.
W ILM ER KRUSEN GALLAGHER
’ 29, son Wilmer, Friends School,
Baltimore.
PAUL M. JAMES ’ 29, son Paul, Jr.,
Friends Central, Phila.
V IR G IN IA
ST R A TTO N
COR­
NELL ’ 30 and JULIEN D. C O R ­
NELL ’ 30, son Martin, Fieldston
School, New York City.
M ERID A GREY W O R TH ’ 30 and
C. BROOKE
W O R TH
’ 31,
daughter Valerie, Bishop Cotton
Girls’ School, Mysore, India.
JANET
PARRY
CU LIN
’ 34,
daughter Barbara, George School.
FLORENCE KOH N ABRAHAMS
’ 31, son Roger David, Cheltenham
( Pa.) High School.
GLADYS CISNEY TRISM EN ’ 25,
daughter Maude D., Rollins Col­
lege. Maude will do special work
at Swarthmore in music.

scholarship aid of one kind or
another— all of it going to outstand­
ing and desirable students who could
not attend Swarthmore without such
financial aid.

Jerry Goodman, from the town of
Swarthmore, is the ’celloist. Jerry
played first ’celloist in the Pennsyl­
vania All-State Orchestra,' won the
Music League competition, and dur­
ing the past summer was a member of
a string quartet which included Pierre
Monteux, nationally known conduc­
tor. Tim Coss, of Washington, D. C.,
was National Indoor Boys’ Double
Champion and is ranked number two
outdoors. During the summer Tim
played in scholastic and junior tour­
naments in the East and Middlewest.
Freshman Clinton Fink, Lakewood,
Ohio, is the first Scott Lilly scholar.
This scholarship, endowed by Jacob
T. Schless T4, is in honor o f the for­
mer distinguished Professor of Engi­
neering.

Foreign Students
Swarthmore continues to maintain
its cosmopolitan atmosphere with the
usual contingent of foreign students.
There are students from such distant
places as Jordan, Germany, Nigeria,
Japan, France, Israel and Yugoslavia.
The Swarthmore Student Service
Fund made it possible for Gleb Demjanenko, a native of Yugoslavia, to
enter Swarthmore. Gleb was a forced
laborer in Germany at the age of 14
but he escaped to the U. S. occupied
zone of Germany shortly before VE
Day where he has since completed his
education. He plans to study chem­
istry.
From Japan, under the sponsorship
of the Institute of International Edu­
cation, a government sponsored proj­
ect for the re-education of Japanese
students, comes Shozo Kadota. Shozo
was educated in American language
schools in Japan and worked for the
G H Q , Far Eastern Command in
Tokyo.
From the same Friends school in
Jordan which produced Ali A1 Yasir,
Swarthmore soccer star of the Class
of 1951, come Farouk Barakat and
Constantine Ingleksis.
First Swarthmore student from the
new country of Israel is David Hattis.
David’s father is a graduate of North­
western University and a certified
public accountant in Haifa.

Other Freshmen

Scholarship Winners

Other members of the Class of 1955
include a concert ’celloist and a rank­
ing junior tennis player.

G eorge

F. B a k e r S c h o l a r s h i p s :
Henry Joseph Bode, Rumford, R. I.
(St. George’s School, Middletown,

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Class of ’55 Cont.
R . I.) President Civic Club; var­
sity football and wrestling.
William Henry Bruce, Glen Head,
L. I., N. Y. (Roslyn HS, Roslyn
Heights, N. Y .) President of Gen­
eral organization; varsity basketball
and football.
Carl Kermeen Fristrom, Chicago, 111.
(Francis W. Parker School, Chi­
cago.) President of student govern­
ment; co-captain of football team.
Frank Arne Sieverts, Thiensville,
Wise. (Shorewood HS, Shorewood,
Wise.) President of senior class.
O pen

S c h o l a r s h ip s :

Jane Boetcher, Baltimore, M d. (East­
ern H S.) Feature editor o f school
paper; poetry published in national
magazines; class officer.
Lee Dranja Campbell, Tulsa, Okla­
homa (Central H S .). Vice-presi­
dent of student council; school dele­
gate to Tulsa Interschool Council;
National Thespians Soc.
Sarah Lewis Curtis, Seattle Washing­
ton (Helen Bush School). Editor
of school paper; chamber music
group and school chorus; with two
student friends composed and pro­
duced a short opera based on the
story, The Little Prince.
Martin Heidenhain David, Ann Arbor,
Mich. (Ann Arbor HS) National
H onor Society.
Michael Stanley Dukakis, Chestnut
Hill, Mass. (Brookline HS, Brook­
line, Mass.) Varsity cross-country,
tennis, basketball; president o f stu­
dent council; Eagle Scout.
Paul Marshall James, Jr., Philadel­
phia, Pa. (Friends Central School,
Philadelphia) Class president all
four years; letters in football, bas­
ketball and baseball.
Anthony Burgess Mason, Baltimore,
M d.
(Frederick Douglass HS)
President of senior class; track team.
William Howard Yag, LaGrange, 111.
(Lyons Township HS, LaGrange)
President o f junior and senior class;
president o f science clu b; member
o f football team.
T . H. D u d l e y P e r k i n s
Sc h o l a r s h ip :

Robert Bernard Bechtel, Pottstown,
Pa. (The Hill School, Pottstown)
Dramatics club, gun and rifle club;
cum laude society.
S c o t t B. L i l l y S c h o l a r s h i p :
Clinton Frederick Fink, Lakewood,
Ohio (Lakewood H S ). Track team;
student council; National Honor
Society.

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FALL SPORTS ROUND-UP
Seven of the eleven varsity teams
which Swarthmore College put into
the sports arena last year compiled
records of .500 or better.
Recapitulation:

Won
Baseball . ......................
Basketball .....................
Cross C o u n t r y .............
Football ..........................
G o l f ................................
Lacrosse .......................
S o c c e r ............................
Swimming ................
T e n n is ............................
Track ............................
Wrestling (Tied 2) .... .

8
10
4
1
1
7
6
6
8
3
0

Lost
5
7
2
6
8
3
2
3
4
4
6

Football on the Rebound
With fourteen lettermen and •a
number o f experienced non-lettermen
returning, Coach Lew Elverson hopes
for a better than average season this
fall. These men will provide the
depth-in-position that was perhaps
the outstanding reason for last sea­
son’s poor showing. In several games,
Swarthmore scored first, led at half­
time, only to lose because exhausted
and unrelieved men could not stem
the tide.
The Garnet will use a single wing
system exclusively this season. Last
year the team used the “ T ” and the
single-wing, but the material this
year seems to indicate that the exclu­
sive use o f the latter will be more,
successful.
Captain o f this year’s team and
mainstay of the line is Bob Asplundh
of Bryn Athyn, son o f Les Asplundh
’ 23. Bob is a senior. Bob Howell,
son of Charles “ Cap” Howell T9, is
also a member o f this year’s squad.
H e is a junior, a letterman and
another bulwark in the line. Among
the freshman out for the football team
are the sons o f Paul M . James ’ 29
and Mary Wilson Milam T7. Paul
James, Jr., was a standout athlete and
student at Friends Central and John
Milam was a varsity lineman for three
years at Millbrook. He also won
letters in baseball and track. Other
freshmen prospects include Scott
Cooper from North Park Academy in
Chicago where he was 1950 AllConference center (2nd team) and
Henry Bode, Jr., open scholar from
St. George’s School in Rhode Island.

Soccer Prospects
The 1951 soccer team faces two
problems in replacing offensive spark­
plug, Ali A1 Yasir, who was graduated,
and defensive ace, All-American goalie
Roger Pott, who departed to the military service. Coach Bob Dunn has
eight lettermen and six ex-JV hooters
with whom he hopes to replace these
two outstanding players.
Sons o f alumni are among those
expected once more to give standout
performances. Steve Clark, captain
and halfback (son of Allen G. Clark
’ 22 and Cornelia Coy Clark ’ 23), Art
Lewis (son o f Anne Gault Lewis ’ 22)
and George Place (son of G. W. Place
’ 21) are all seniors with much soccer
experience. Place may well step into
Ali A1 Yasir’s role o f offensive playmaker. Among the candidates for the
important spot o f goalie is another
son of an alumnus, Orville Wright,
Jr., son of Orville Wright ’ 30.
Freshmen talent for the soccer team
includes Frank Martin from Haverford School, who was an outstanding
Interac player; James White, AllIllinois State selection, and Harold
Kipp, Shadyside Prep, Pittsburgh,
All-Interstate prep school star.

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Cross Country
Cross-country this fall also has its
problems. Gone are some of the
veterans from last season although
Captain Avery Harrington, a consis­
tent point winner, and three other
lettermen will be back to bolster the
team.

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Hockey
The most promising o f all the fall
sports is women’s hockey. Virtually
all the team that compiled a record
last year of 3 wins, 2 ties and 2 losses
is back, including All-College centerhalf, Cornelia' Wheeler. The team
faces a seven-game schedule.
Letter winners from last year who
are returning and who are daughters
of alumni are Sue Slaugh (daughter
o f Frances Wills ’ 21) and Sally Rich­
ards (daughter of Peirce L. Richards
’ 27 and Lily Tily Richards ’ 29). Dagmar Strandberg (daughter of Anna
Sjostrom Strandberg ’ 25) is also a
member o f the team.
One o f the freshmen candidates
for a position is Esther Mallonee,
daughter of Esther Felter Mallonee
’ 28.

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FA C U LT Y ON LEAVE
It has been said that a college is as
strong as its faculty. If the demand
from outside agencies to secure
Swarthmore professors and the grant­
ing of fellowships is any indication of
strength then our faculty is good.
The college has a well-established
policy of sabbatical leaves. It believes
strongly that vital teaching depends
upon the growth of its teachers.
Naturally any institution is proud
when members o f its staff are invited
by industries, government agencies, or
foundations to conduct or contribute
to important research. The college
has cooperated in such requests since
in the long run the students in the
classroom will themselves benefit from
the experiences of the professors
through enriched teaching.
During this academic year one will
find members of the faculty in dis­
tant and sometimes remote places
throughout the world.

Jenkins in Korea
One o f these is Howard Jenkins ’ 20,
chairman of the department of Elec­
trical Engineering. His work during
the year will take him to various air
bases in this country, to Tokyo and to
Korea. He is part of “ Operation
Analysis,” a civilian group of scientists
doing non-laboratory planning re­
search.
Also on that side of the world is
Willis Weatherford o f the Economics
department. In conjunction with the
Point Four economic aid program of
the State Department, Mr. Weather­
ford is directing a project of the
American Friends Service Committee,
locating and setting them up “ tech­
nical assistance units” in India. This
work takes a number of different
forms. It may mean moving villages
out o f areas to be flooded by irriga­
tion projects and setting up elsewhere.
Demonstration o f better methods of
agriculture, o f storing and handling
food are also part o f his work. Prob­
lems in public health are dealt with
and small scale industries may be
started.
Originally Mr. Weatherford’s leave
was only for last spring, but an exten­
sion for the fall semester has been
granted. This will permit him to
work in Pakistan in addition to India,
and to stop in southern Italy on the
return trip this winter.

October, 1951

Garrett Works for Army
Negotiations are well under way
with the Office o f Ordnance R e­
search, U. S. Army, to finance a proj­
ect suggested by Prof. Milan W.
Garrett of the Physics department
who will be on leave this year. He
plans to continue and to extend some
recent theoretical research of his,
leading to new and better designs of
coils for producing and measuring
magnetic fields. This is the result of
considerable refinement of what was
previously known and thought pos­
sible in this phase of physics. Such
coils have a number of important
applications in present-day experi­
mental research, particularly nuclear
research, in degaussing of ships, and
in the construction of precise instru­
ments for measuring magnetic fields.
Prof. Garrett’s work at the moment
is confined to theory and design.

Moore to Travel
The Edward W. Hazen Foundation
in New Haven has asked Registrar
John M. Moore to make a study of
typical programs of general education
in schools in various sections of the
country. General education is the
attempt to break down the sharp lines
o f division between areas of knowl­
edge known in the colleges and uni­
versities as departments, say, of his­
tory or psychology. Moore will try to
find out especially what kind and how

FORD FOUNDATION GRANTS
Grants from the Ford Founda­
tion Fund for the Advancement
of Education have been awarded
to two Swarthmore teachers.
They are James A. Field, Jr., as­
sistant professor of history and
Erna F. Schneider, instructor in
philosophy. Prof. Field will use
his grant to work on a book on
Anglo-American relations. Miss
Schneider, who is interested in
the philosophy of science, will
study on the campus with her
grant. She will do advanced work
with the physics and mathematics
departments.
Only Swarthmore — o f all the
colleges in the Philadelphia area
— was fortunate enough to have
two members of its faculty
awarded Ford grants.

much emphasis is put upon the teach­
ing of religious ideas and values.
Professor Wolfgang Köhler of the
Psychology department will use his
leave to continue work on a research
project carried on with the facilities
and his colleagues at the University of
Chicago. With a grant from the Com­
monwealth Fund he will conduct psy­
chological and physiological experi­
mentation trying to find out how the
brain operates. Prof. Köhler feels
that the present theory of brain action
by which electrical impulses are car­
ried through the nerves is inadequate.
His work will attempt to formulate
an alternate theory to the one at
present generally accepted.

Honorary Degree to Kohler
Incidentally, Prof. Köhler was one
of three outstanding scientists in the
country who were awarded honorary
degrees of Doctor of Science at the
June convocation of the University
of Chicago.
Working on a part-time basis has
enabled Professor Clair Wilcox o f the
economics department to serve as a
member of President Truman’s fiveman Materials Policy Commission in
Washington. This commission has
made a study of the problem of the
supply in basic raw materials for the
next 25 years. Professor Wilcox’s own
work had to do with the prospects of
the supply of iron and steel in the free
world.
Other leaves have been granted to
Professor Reuning of the German de­
partment who will continue his work
in semantic studies, and to Professor
Wallach, of the Psychology depart­
ment, who will teach and conduct the
experimental psychology laboratory at
the New School for Social Research
in New York City.
Professor Edward' A. Cox, chair­
man of the department of chemistry,
will be on leave the second semester
on a Fulbright Fellowship. He will be
attached to the faculty o f science at
the University of Monpelier, France.
Tw o professors have been granted
extensions of their present leaves.
One is Frederick B. Tolies, librarian
of the Friends Historical Library and
association professor of history, who
has a three-year extension which he
will spend on the research staff of the
Huntington Library in California.
The other is Dr. Neal Weber of the
department of Zoology. Dr. Weber
Continued, on page 7

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IN TRIBUTE TO CHARLES FRANCIS JENKINS 1865-1951
The following brief memorial to Swarth­
more’s Charles Francis Jenkins was written
for the G a r n e t L e t t e r by Richmond
P. Miller, alumnus o f the Class. of 1924.
Miller is Field Secretary of the Phila­
delphia Yearly M eeting of Friends. He
also was the author of the article on
Charles Francis Jenkins which appeared in
the Friends Intelligencer July 14, 1951.
*

*

In 1944 he was named by the Gover­
nor as chairman of the William Penn
Tercentenary Committee which made
Penn’s anniversary one of the great
occasions in the history of the Com­
monwealth. At his death he was the
president of the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania.
Swarthmore College was always
high among the multitudinous inter­
ests of his versatile life. T o the Col­
lege he gave the Howard M . Jenkins
professorship of Quaker History and
Research, in memory of his father.
Swarthmore, Haverford and Pennsyl­
vania all honored themselves by con­
ferring academic honors upon him.

*

The death of Charles Francis Jen­
kins on Seventh month 2nd, 1951, at
the age of eighty-five brought to a
conclusion a distinguished period of
forty-seven years as a member of the
Board of Managers. Only one other
member o f the Board of Managers of
Swarthmore College gave a longer
term of service to the College. (Isaac
Hallowell Clothier was a Manager
from 1873 until his death in 1921.)
As a relatively young Friend,'Charles
Francis Jenkins was elected a Man­
ager in 1904, became Vice-president
in 1920, and President in 1933. When
he retired in 1944 as Chairman o f the
Board and President of the Corpora­
tion he became an Emeritus Manager
so that for well over half of his life­
time he gave generously o f his
energy, wisdom, and resources to
Swarthmore College.
For thirty-eight o f his forty years
as an active Board member he was
chairman o f the Trusts Committee.
His fellow members on his resignation
recorded their consensus that “ much
of the success of the investment pro­
gram of the College has been due first
to' his judgment and experience and
second to his unswerving devotion to
the details connected with the opera­
tion of the committee.”

culture and a charming personality
with strongly guarded Friendly prin­
ciples, a person o f extraordinary ver­
satility, o f literary, historical and
scientific interests, a public benefactor
and a warm, private friend.”
Shortly after it was founded by his
uncle, Wilmer Atkinson, he became
associated with the Farm Journal. As
editor, publisher, and chairman of the
board, he guided it into the largest
farm magazine circulation in the
world. That was his vocation in life.
But by no means was it his only call­
ing, for everything to which he turned
his mind and heart and energy be­
came a dominating interest and con­
cern for him and all those about him.

Nason Pays Tribute

Intelligencer Board Member

At the memorial Meeting for W or­
ship held for him at his home and
hemlock arboretum “ Far Country” in
Germantown, Philadelphia, President
John W. Nason was among those who
spoke in tribute to him. “ Business­
man, horticulturist, historian, biog­
rapher, poet, Charles Francis Jenkins
was a man of many interests and great
breadth of culture. Deeply concerned
with education and devoted to
Swarthmore College, he was himself
a proof of the fact that one need not
go to college to be* highly educated.
Those who had the privilege o f know­
ing him will always cherish the mem­
ory of a man who combined an urbane

For forty years he was one of the
most active members of the board of
managers o f the Friends Intelligencer
and its treasurer. For forty-two years
he was Clerk of Green Street Monthly
Meeting of the Religious Society of
Friends. For forty-seven years he was
the President o f the Buck Hill Falls
corporation and the beloved patriarch
of the whole community. When the
American Friends Service Committee
was founded he was its first treasurer
and served for thirteen years. He
helped to found the Ozone golf club
and the Friends Social Union which
did so much to bring all Friends in
Philadelphia closer to organic union.

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Penn Gives Degree

Charles F. Jenkins

When he was presented for the
honorary degree of doctor o f laws at
the University of Pennsylvania his
citation read: “ In your busy life as
publisher and director of important
enterprises of trust, you have found
time to serve as faithfully the interest
of educational and charitable institu­
tions, often as an officer. As an
author, your writings have been well
received, both by the public and by
the historians, who seek but the truth.
A member o f the Society o f Friends,
the Inner Light has illumined your
life. Trust is your reward, wisdom
your companion, and the truth your
heart’s desire.”
Last year Maria Cope Jenkins and
Charles Francis Jenkins commemo­
rated the 60th anniversary o f their
marriage together. Their surviving
children are Algernon Sidney Jenkins,
Isabel Jenkins Booth T6, and Edward
Cope Jenkins ’ 27. Four brothers and
sisters survive: Anna Jenkins Webster
’87, Edward Atkinson Jenkins ’92,
Arthur Hugh Jenkins ’01, and Flor­
ence Jenkins.
There are twelve
grandchildren and eleven great-grand­
children.
This life merits a full-length biog­
raphy and some day it will be written.
Swarthmore has lost another of its
loyal friends and servants. “ A good
life hath its number of days: but a
good name endureth forever. . . . Let
us now praise famous men. . . . The
Lord hath wrought in them great
glory.”
Richmond P. Miller ’ 24

The Garnet Letter

DANIEL UNDERHILL DIES
the members of the Underhill family.
Tw o were members of the Committee
which solicited subscriptions for the
founding of the college. Six, includ­
ing Daniel Underhill, have been
members of the Board of Managers.
The death of such a tolerant, wise
and kindly man is a loss not only to
the college but to the world at large.
It provides the occasion for express­
ing the deep appreciation owed by
the college to him and to a family so
prominent in its history.

SW AIN MEMORIAL BOOK
NOW IN COLLEGE LIBRARY

Daniel Underhill
The death of Daniel Underhill on
July 1st at his home in Jericho, New
York, inevitably saddens those who
knew him. Daniel Underhill was a
graduate of the college in the class of
1894, and a former member o f the
Board of Managers. By profession a
lawyer and banker, he was a partner
in the law firm of Underhill and
Foster. He served for years as presi­
dent, and at the time of his death,
was chairman of the Bank of Hicksville in Long Island. He was also
associated in various capacities with
a number of other banks.
Mr. Underhill was an active mem­
ber of the Society of Friends, and
secretary of the Jericho Meeting. An
active alumnus of Swarthmore Col­
lege, he served as a Member o f the
Board from 1899 to 1909 and from
1912 until 1939. A letter from his
wife, Bertha Underhill, states that
next to his home, he loved Swarth­
more best. T o this end he gave a
scholarship, - awarded annually, in
memory o f his grandfather, a member
of the first Board of Managers.
His classmates will remember him
as President of the senior class during
the first semester and as commence­
ment speaker. He held membership
in Delta Epsilon fraternity, the Del­
phic Literary Society and the M an­
dolin Club. He was an enthusiastic
mountain climber and a member of
various Alpine clubs.
Swarthmore College owes much to

October, 1951

When Joseph Swain retired from
the presidency of Swarthmore College
thirty years ago, he was presented
with a volume of reminiscent and
laudatory letters. The idea for the
volume came from his fellow admin­
istrator and warm admirer, Dean
William Alexander. The book has
been recently acquired by the college
library.
The letters are in a beautiful mo­
rocco binding which bears in gold
lettering the legend: “ O f what should
a man be proud if not of his friends.”
Among them are many from college
and university presidents of an earlier
era: to pick a random half-dozen,
Aley of Maine, Bryan of Indiana,
Coffman of Minnesota, Jessup of
Iowa, Thompson of Ohio State and
Wilbur of Leland Stanford. There are
many from a bygone generation of
Swarthmore teachers including: Wil­
liam Hyde Appleton, G. F. Blessing,
Elizabeth
Powell Bond,
Isabelle
Bronk, R. C. Brooks, Harold Goddard,
George A. Hoadley, Jesse H. Holmes,
William I. Hull, Henrietta Josephine
Meeteer, John A. Miller, Paul M.
Pearson and Spencer Trotter. From
distinguished alumni there are, as ex­
amples, letters of Bird T. Baldwin,
Morris L. Clothier, Howard Cooper
Johnson, Governor William B. Sproul
and Henry Turner.
Joseph Swain became president of
Swarthmore in 1902 and served until
1921. He died, six years after retire­
ment, one month short of his seven­
tieth birthday.
The letters comprise a varied and
fascinating revelation of the accom­
plishments and personality of an early
outstanding builder of the Swarth­
more of today.

SWARTHMORE AND
SCIENCE
If you ever find yourself in the
midst of a big college vs. small college
discussion sometime, here are some
-handy statistics for the battle.
A recent study by two Wesleyan
professors, H. B. Goodrich and R. H.
Knapp, published in both Scientific
American and Science, indicates that
small liberal arts colleges produce
more of the nation’s scientists than
the large universities and that Swarth­
more College is on the list of those
which are most productive. Based on a
study of classes graduating in the
decade between 1924-34, 30 of every
1000 of our men graduates have
earned their Ph.D.’s in science and are
listed in the American M en of Science.
Another interesting fact brought
out by the survey is the dominant
position of Middle Western and West­
ern schools. Only eight institutions in
the New England and Middle At­
lantic states were listed among the
first fifty in the country. These are
Massachusetts
State,
Haverford,
Clark, Johns Hopkins, Wesleyan,
Swarthmore, Rochester, and Lebanon
Valley.
Knapp and Goodrich felt their
findings showed “ the very large and
rather unexpected contributions made
By small liberal arts colleges to the
training of American scientists.” They
concluded, “ The future of the scien­
tific profession would be affected by
any policy that neglected their well­
being.”

Faculty on Leave
Continued from page 5
will continue his work in establishing
a zoology department at the Univer­
sity of Iraq in Baghdad.
Leaves have been granted to four
other professors who plan to write
books. Frederic Klees (second semes­
ter leave), plans a novel with Penn­
sylvania Dutch background for M ac­
Millan. Prof. Roland Pennock (first
semester), will collaborate with Prof.
Cook of Johns Hopkins on a textbook,
Introduction to Political Science. Dr.
Solomon Asch (second semester),
plans a psychology textbook to be
published next year by Prentice Hall.
Prof. Theodore von Laue o f the his­
tory department, with a senior fellow­
ship at the, Institute of Russian
Studies at Columbia University, is
writing a study of Count Witte.

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NEW TERM BRINGS CAMPUS CHANGES
The start pf the new college year
finds a number of additions and im­
provements to the grounds and build­
ings at college — although from
outward appearances the beautiful
campus may seem unchanged.
Deep underground there is a new
$12,000 high-pressure water main
which gives the entire college added
fire protection. It runs from Chester
Road, near the entrance to the library
road, up across the campus to the
east end of Parrish, then turns and
runs past Beardsley Hall, terminating
at Whittier drive near the baseball
field. Most o f last college year the
campus was scarred by the trench dug
for the line, but this has now dis­
appeared.
In Parrish Hall, where hundreds of
co-eds have trod bare wooden and
cork-covered floors, the corridors now
have a new look. Some 12,000 square
feet o f new, attractive brown and tan
asphalt tile has been laid over the
dormitory hallways. Walking through
them is now a quiet, pleasant experi­
ence, and all the baths and North
W ing have received the same treat­
ment.
Parrish, too, has been equipped
with a new and modern fire alarm
system.

Women’s Pool Closed
The women’s swimming pool in the
Somerville
gymnasium has been
closed, although its 75,000 gallons of
water are being retained as a reservoir
for fire protection.
T w o injuries sustained by women
divers last year led to a thorough
study o f the women’s pool by Red
Cross experts at the request of the
Board of Managers. It was decided
the pool facilities were not as ade­
quate as was desirable, even though
it has been used for many years with­
out serious mishaps.
Reconstruction of the pool would
have cost nearly as much as building
a new one — and could not be guar­
anteed against leaks. As an economy
measure, therefore, it was concluded
to use the pool in the Hall gymnasium
for both men’s and women’s swim­
ming.
The old handball court in the Hall
gym has been converted into a
women’s dressing room, completely
equipped including electric hair­

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dryers. These will also be available
to visiting football players who will
use the place as a locker room on
Saturday afternoons this fall.
The walls o f the pool have been
given a glistening white coat of paint,
and the balcony overlooking the pool
has been removed and only one small
window now overlooks the pool. A
new convector-type heating system has
been installed, which is the pride and
joy of Superintendent Harry W ood.

Army at Mary Lyon
Parts o f three of the college-owned
buildings o f the old Mary Lyon
School on Harvard Avenue are now
occupied as a U. S. Army anti-aircraft
artillery command headquarters. Its
motor pool will be located at the foot
of the Mary Lyon hill on Yale
Avenue, behind Strath Haven Inn.
Soldiers attached to the outfit are an

LIGHTNING STRIKES CLOTHIER
During a crashing thunderstorm
this summer, lightning struck the
southwest corner o f the top of the
tower of Clothier Memorial. A
300-pound stone was knocked
loose and fell, burying itself in the
ground near the steps leading
toward the fraternity houses. No
damage except for one juniper
bush which sustained a few
broken branches.

everyday sight around the lower
campus and in the village of Swarthmore.
Pennsylvania State College con­
tinues to occupy Mary Lyon Building
No. 3 — while the rest of the build­
ings are used by faculty and men
undergraduates.
All three of the former Prep School
Buildings on Chester R oad are serv­
ing this year as women’s dormitories.
Since 1947, Roberts Hall, the cor­
ner building of the group, has been a
dormitory for married students, most­
ly veterans, and their families. It has
been extensively redecorated over the
summer.
Woolman House, the French House,
was suddenly, a week before students
arrived, converted into a dormitory
for men. Unlike the conversion at
Roberts Hall, which involved remov­
ing kitchen equipment and complete
redecoration, Woolman needed little
overhauling.
The new Morris L. Clothier fields
are now ready for football games with
a beautiful green turf, but it will be
impractical for the team to play there
this year. National defense programs
and lack of funds make it impossible
for the college to obtain metal needed
for grandstands so the football team
will have to use Alumni Field and the
old stands this year. This will not
cause complications since it is not
possible to begin the planned building
program at this time.

The Garnet Letter

SENIOR ALUMNI
1878 to and including 1894
Chairman:
Dora A. Gilbert ’93
Charles Palmer ’ 82
Elizabeth Hallowell
Hoadley ’ 83
Charles Sumner Pyle ’ 83
(Deceased)
Jane P. Rushmore ’ 83
Abigail Evans ’ 85
Nathan Hunt Conrow ’ 86
Charles C. Miller ’ 86
Emma Bones Stone ’ 86
Josephine Hannah Tilton ’ 86
Lynda Belle Palmer Jones ’ 87
Frederick K. Lane ’ 87
Alice Baltin Lewis ’ 87
Harriett Cox McDowell ’ 87
Mary Clothier Slade, ’ 87
Anna Jenkins Webster ’ 87
Joseph Haines Dickinson ’88
Sarah Conrow Hutchinson ’88
Hetty Lippincott Miller ’88
Alice Hall Paxson ’ 88
William H. Seaman ’ 88
Carroll H. Sudler ’88
Joyeuse Fullerton Sweet ’88
Ralph Stone ’ 89
Willis Wilson Vail ’ 89
(Deceased)
Caroline Gaston Barber ’90
(Deceased)
Mary White Bartram ’ 90
Martha Mcllvain Biddle ’ 90
Mary Wilkinson Coles ’ 90
Mary Cadwallader
Donnally ’ 90
Helen Willets Dutcher ’ 90
Eloise Mayham Hulley ’90
Edwin Lewis Palmer ’90
Phebe Post Willis ’ 90
Josephine F. Ancona ’ 91
Emily Atkinson ’91
Elizabeth Holmes Bennett ’91
Samuel Steer Bond ’ 91
James Sutton Coale ’91
Mary Phillips Hewlett ’ 91
Hannah Clothier Hull ’ 91
Samuel Bird Kirk ’ 91
Emma Magruder ’ 91
Katharine Tyler Mehaffey ’ 91
Evangeline Vail Snyder ’ 91
Frederick Edward Stone ’91
Mary Elizabeth Thomas ’ 91
Frances M. White ’ 91
fHoward Nicholas
Eavenson ’92
Mary Elizabeth Stebbins
Ellis ’ 92
Ellen Pyle Groff ’ 92
M. Rosamond Baker
Haines ’ 92
Edward A. Jenkins ’ 92
Ellen Atkinson Jenkins ’92
Ralph Lewis ’ 92
Susan Van Trump Mace ’92
Henry McAllister ’ 92
Anne Hillbom Philips ’92
Bertha Rolfe Rolfe ’ 92
Florence N. Wolverton ’ 92
Alice Paul Darling ’93
Dora A. Gilbert ’93
Martha Andrews
Lippincott ’93
Emilie Garrett Pollard ’ 93
Joseph Meredith Pugh ’ 93
Clarence William Smith ’ 93
Esther H. Sutton ’ 93
Henry Chandlee Turner ’ 93
Eliza Keese Willets ’ 93
Emily Atkinson Ellis ’ 94
Frederick H. Gawthrop ’ 94
Mary Hayes Gawthrop ’ 94
Harry Isaac Haines ’ 94
Helen Lamb Hull ’94
M. Elizabeth Lamb ’91
Caroline Biddle Lippincott, ’94
Caroline Sargent Silloway ’94
Margaret Pfahler Thomas ’ 94
fDaniel Underhill, Jr., ’ 94
(Deceased)
Mary Underhill ’94
Allen Kirby White ’ 94
Emma Chambers White ’ 94
John M. Willis ’94
Alberta Wilson ’94
CLASS OF 1895
Chairman:
Samuel C. Palmer
Frank Colson Andrews
Benjamin Bamum
Clara D. Beardsley
Helen Smith Brinton
George Earl Cook

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ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS
To Swarthmore College
1950-1951
Unless specifically designated, alumni in the following lists have given to the Alumni
Fund. Some alumni have given for special and designated purposes only. Their names are
marked with an asterisk (*) and their gifts have not been counted in the Alumni Fund. Other
•alumni have made an unrestricted gift fo the Alumni Fund and a gift for special purposes.
Their names are indicated with a dagger (f). For amounts given by class see page 29.
Thomas Smith Donohugh
Mary Hollingshead Hancock
Jane Shaw Hepburn
John Armand Lafore
(Deceased)
Callender Irvine Leiper
Charles S. Moore
Herbert C. Mode
Joel Nelson Morris
Elizabeth Miller Nevin
Arietta Cutler Palmer
Samuel ,C. Palmer
Bertha Lippincott Parrish
Henry C. Parrish
Lydia M. Parry
Edwin L. Stickney
Charles Doughty White
CLASS OF 1896
Chairman:
Albert L. Buffington
Mary Story Bartram
■¡Clement M. Biddle
Jane Groot Brann
Albert L. Buffington
Bouic, Louis Clark
Isaac Hallowell Clothier, Jr.
Frances Darlington
Lauretta Smedley Dutton
Thomas Russel Gleim
“ Howard Cooper Johnson
Marian White Little
Mary Stone McDowell
fPercival Parrish
Maude Gridley Peterson
Carolien Chambers Philips
Nathan Wilmer Plummer
fEdith Wilder Scott
Mary McAllister Taylor
CLASS OF 1897
Chairman:
«
Robert Pyle
(Deceased)
Edith Kenderdine Andrews
R. Grant Bennett
Grace Anna Brosius Biddle
Thomas Cahall
Grace Stevenson Chapman
Gerry B. Dudley, M.D.
Marietta Hicks
Edith Heywood John
Frederic S. Larison
Jessie Ellis Peirce
Robert Pyle
(Deceased)
Miriam Sener
Marshall Phillips Sullivan
Channing Way
CLASS OF 1898
Chairman:
Ida Palmer Stabler
S. Edna Pownall Buffington
Lydia Rakestraw Bushong
Helen M. Catlin
Edith Lamb Johnson
Marion Nicholl Rawson
Ely J. Smith
Ida Palmer Stabler
Georgiana Titus
Abner Pugh Way, M.D.
CLASS OF 1899
Chairman:
Gilbert L. Hall
John P. Broomell
Gilbert L. Hall
Eleanor Cass Holmes
Pauline Broomell Humpton
Emily R. Underhill
Jane Linvill W ay
Mary Morrison Webster
CLASS OF 1900
Chairman:
William H. Thatcher
Florence Christy Anglin
Katharine Pfeiffer Dodd
Roger B. Farquhar, Jr.
John Krause Harper
Caroline Comly Harris

Edmund Alban Harvey
Alice Brown Hume
Edith Wilson Jackson
Willard Saulsbury Mears
Emily Shelmire Passmore
Margery Pyle
Katharine Brooke Stone
William H. Thatcher
James V. Watson

Elma Lewis Harper
Millo McCain Kehew
Anna W òlff Miller
Sarah W ood Passmore
Louise Fahnestock Poole
Agnes Hallowell Sibbald
Edith West Terry
William West Wilson
Elva Ash Yearsley

CLASS OF 1901
Chairman:
Arthur H. Jenkins
Anonymous (2)
Harry Newton Benkert
Emily Atkinson Carpenter, Jr.
Sara Haines Fell
Percival Morris Fogg
Walter Gilkyson
Elizabeth L. Gillingham
Mary Lippincott Griscom
Winifred Rogers Illmer
Arthur H. Jenkins
Sara Baylis Johnson
Martha W. Moore
Anna Howard Price
James Garfield Purdy
Ira Smedley
Ethel Griest Snyder
Deborah Ferrier Strattan
William C. Tyson
Mary Pauline Valentine-Dee
Mary Richards Webster
Evelyn Nivin Whiteman
Sarah Wescott Woodward

CLASS OF 1905
Chairman:
Herbert S. Thatcher
Edith Powell Borden-Smith
Ethel Close Broomell
F. Bramwell Geddes
Hamilton H. Gilkyson, Jr.
Helen Heed
Philip Marshall Hicks
Elsie Phebe Hoyt
William H. Linton
■¡"Edmund G. Robinson
Louis N. Robinson
Lydia Foulke Taylor
Herbert S. Thatcher
Helen Carré Turner

CLASS OF 1902
Chairmen:
Elliott Richardson
Helen Eastwick Harper
Elizabeth Newlin Baker
Edith S. Coale
Helen Rogers Evans
Helen Eastwick Harper
Edson S. Harris
John Howard Hopkins
Margaretta W . Lamb
Alice R. Linvill
Thomas Stockton Matthews
Raymond Mowers
Anna Waters Palmer
Frances Preston
Elliott Richardson
Helen W. Speakman
Alice Post Tabor
William W. Turner
Edward Hallowell Worth
George S. Worth
CLASS OF 1903
Chairman:
Hallie Hulbert Douglas
William J. Clothier
Hallie Hulbert Douglas
J. Horace Ervien
Howard S. Evans
Margaret Gleim
William Evans Hannum
Mabel Elizabeth Hollinshead
Elizabeth Booth Lamb
■¡■Robert E. Lamb
Lulu VonRamdohr
Palmenberg
Norman S. Passmore
Elizabeth Sutton Percy
William E. Roberts
Samuel T. Stewart
Maude Rice Stuckert
Asa P. W ay
Nora Stabler Worth
CLASS OF 1904
Chairman:
William West Wilson
Thomas Christy Bell
Floyd H. Bradley
Louise Bartlett Coale
Anna L. Curtis
Albert N. Garrett
Alice Sullivan Gregory
Frederic Erie Griest
Maurice Griest

CLASS OF 1906
Chairman:
Emma Jane W . Shoemaker
Gertrude Mason Adams
Alice Maris Baird
Marie Sabsovich Barrell
John Kennard Bosee
Hazel Dillistin Bradley
Anna Dripps Bramble
Mary Gertrude Bricker
Arthur Williams Broomell
G. Lupton Broomell
Grace G. Broomell
William B. Cocks
Laura Strode Coleman
Mary Janney Coxe
William Diebold
Grace Mickle Dumall
Andrew Maurice Eastwick
Elma Laura Haines
A. Edna Hamilton
Jane R. Harper
Grace Schwenk Hay
Emilie Hill
Rachel Robinson Jones
Philip Edward Lamb
Emilia Schoenemann LeRoy
Ellen B. Lewis
Mary Washburn Lippincott
S. Blair Luckie, Jr.
Emily C. McKee
Rosalie Faltermayer Murtagh
George S. Nobles
Edward P. Palmer
Esther Eisenhower Palmer
John Walter Passmore
Bertha Caroline Peirce
Elizabeth Johnson Pyle
Robert L. Ryder
Emma Jane W . Shoemaker
Lemuel David Smith, M.D.
Lillian Rosenbluth Solomon
Richard Cassin Thatcher
Mabel Vernon
William Cooper Walker
Caroline Washburn Wells
Barclay White
Edith Lewis White
CLASS' OF 1907
Chairman:
Helen Ridgway Cooley
Martha Lippincott Andrews
Lillian Pike Appleton
J. Clarence Atkinson
Ralph Jackson Baker
Newlin Trainer Booth
(Deceased)
Anna Pettit Broomell
Mary North Chenoweth
Jeannette Curtis Cons
Helen Ridgeway Cooley
Edwin Angeli Cottrell
Louise Homer Cottrell
Isaac Garrett Darlington

Francis W. D ’Olier
Mabel C. S. D ’ Olier
Edith Manson Douglass
Pauline M. Dumall
Mary Hoopes Ewart
Elizabeth Allen Gemberling
Clementine Hulburt Gibson
Edwin P. Jones
Joseph Walter Keller
Benjamin S. Kline, M.D.
Joseph Sherwood Knight
Marjorie Matthews Lamb
Elizabeth Roberts Lippincott
Edith Spencer Malott
Phoebe Stradling Matthews
John Edmund McCauley
Edith Power Paxson
Amos S; Peaslee
Jean Scott Peoples
Helen Price
Edith Gibbs Reeder
Elizabeth Verlenden Rockey
Hazel Caldwell Rowlands
Mary Verlenden
CLASS OF 1908
Chairman:
Leonard C. Ashton
Leonard C. Ashton
John Stokes Clement
Ida Virginia Craythorn
Helen Baker Eastwood
Alice Worth Geddes
Katharine Griest
Jacob Kenneth Hoffman
Simeon Van Trump Jester
Eleanor Janney Johns
Anna Dotger Kirby
Florence Stapler Lippincott
Elisabeth James Norton
Edith Mather Page
Susanna Haines Parry
Herman Pritchard
Frances Richardson
Walter F. Rittman
Nathan Lewis Smith
Clifford H. Vernon
Helen Wintringham Williams
Mildred Bentley Wilson
Katharine W olff
CLASS OF 1909
Chairman:
Jean Williamson Roberts
Anonymous
Caroline Atkinson Alford
Newell G. Alford
Dorothy L. Ashton, M.D.
Esther Elizabeth Baldwin
Ethel Brown Butler
Edward Houser Cavin
Lee Elbert Coble
Louis Fuss ell Coffin
Edith Roberts Cook
Edith Barde Eachus
Arthur Moses Eastburn
Emma Hartpence Garrison
Edna Sterner Hammond
Russell Cowles Hoadley
Marian Leedom Hoskins
Robert D. Hoyt
Anna Fussell Hughes
(Deceased)
Helen Dillistin Johnson
Murat Louis Johnson
Emma Regina Kleefeld
Emily Bird Knapp
Walter Wright Krider
E. Carleton MacDowell
Edith Taylor Muir
Beulah Haines Parry
Anna Armstrong Pike
Elizabeth Ann Burton Ramsey
Frank B. Ridgway
Jean Williamson Roberts
Harold Earl Roy, D.D.S.
William G. Shemeley, Jr., M.D.
Thomas D. Smedley
Edith Taylor Smith
Helen Stelwagon
Frank Brinton Strode
Walter Cyrus Strunk
Mary Alice Taylor
George H. Van Cott
Mary Truman Welsh
Mabel Hancock Wilkinson
CLASS OF 1910
Chairman:
Miriam Hines Thatcher
fEllie Simons Bassett
H. Lawrence Beecher
Christopher Bockius
George Cadwallader Corson
Alma Daniels

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Anna Griscom Elkinton
Edward W . Fell
Walter Sherman Garrison,
M.D., (Deceased)
Beulah Reece Green
Frank H. Griffin
Priscilla Goodwyn Griffin
William L. Jenkins
Marion Thornton Justice
Virginia D. Keeney
Bertha Hepworth Mortimer
Ethel Mary Albertson Post
Anna Campbell Rittman
Marie Sellers
Philip Triest Sharpies
Esther Barnes Shepherd
Susan Smedley
Annie Pollitt Smith
Arthur P. Tanberg
Miriam Hines Thatcher
Sara Kirk Turner
Margery Cornell Wintringer
Pauline Fay Wright
I. N. Earl Wynn
CLASS OF 1911
Chairman:
Joseph H. Willits
Marion Watters Babcock
Therese Spackman Barclay
Laura Boram Bloom
Louisa Harvey Bohn
Adele Hammond Bowers
Edna Carpenter
Mabelle Whitehead Carpenter
Margaret Hamed Clark
Raymond K. Denworth
Leila Enders Dickson
Gwendolen Evans
Gladys Coker Fort
Elizabeth Hutchinson Fussell
Margaret Broomell Gatchell
Anna Heydt
Edith Baker Hunt
Alfred Roberts Jamison
Jeannette Mather Lord
Edna Passmore Lukens
Sara T. Marshall
Elizabeth White McCarthy
Gertrude Hoopes McCarthy
Glen Earle Miller
Harry L. Miller
Susannah Gregg Oblinger
Jane Hoag Pierce
Ruth Verlenden Poley
Anna Allen Pratt
Arthur S. Robinson
Elizabeth Price Robinson
Angeline Power Thatcher
Florence Smedley Vernon
Joseph H. Willits
Ruth Sharp Willits
Elizabeth Cadwallader W ood
CLASS OF 1912
Chairman:
Laurence P. Sharpies
Mildred Hoadley Ainsworth
Elisabeth Hallowell Bartlett
Mary Ramsey Bassett
Alice Masten Beecher
Alice Bolton Biggerstaff
Edith C. Bunting
J. Augustus Cadwallader
Caroline Smedley Colburn
Charles Aaron Collins
Helen Marr Cook
Charles S. Doan
Sallie McSparran Durkee
Charles A. Eberle
tAmy Baker Ferguson
Salome Corle Flint
Vashti Louise Garey
(Deceased)
John Ernest Hartman
tWilliam K. Hoyt ‘
Horace C. Jenkins
Victor Hugo Lane, Jr.
Helen Blanton Levy
Lydia Green Mitchell
Richard H. Murfit
Helen Pressey
Anne Haslett Price
William W ebb Price
Walter Arnold Reinhard
Dorothy Strode Richardson
Ruth Ayers Rinek
Eleanor A. Rittenhouse
Byron T. Roberts
i'
Benjamin Satterthwaite, Jr.
Austin A. Scott
Laurence Price Sharpies
Charles Alfred Smith
Mary Osgood Taylor
Thomas R. Taylor

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Charles G. Thatcher
Edith F. Tracey
Evalynn H. Walker
Lena Garey Winslow
CLASS OF 1913
Chairman:
Elizabeth B. Oliver
Albert Brewer Baker
Martha Williams Bittle
W . Mark Bittle
Mary F. Blackburn
Marie Jacobs Breeding
Philip Jackson Carpenter
Mary A. Cordingley
Roswitha Kudlich Davis
Juanita May Downes
David Tully Dunning
Anna Oppenlander Eberle
Blanche H. Gibson
William Henry Gillman, Jr.
Elizabeth Keller Gordon
Marguerite Hallowell
Charlotte Jacobs Harrington
Mary Welsh Hartman
Folger B. Howell
Alden Bliss Jones, M.D.
William V. Kerns
Louise Marie Lawton
Ethel Bates Mitchell
James Monaghan
Grace Greene Musser
Earl A. Oakley
Elizabeth Biggins Oliver
Earle Stanton Philips
Benjamin H. Pollock
Helen McConaghy Rogers
Elizabeth Jackson Shaffner
J. Russell Snyder
Newton Edward Tarble
Harry Coleman Tily, II
Elizabeth Phillips Turner
James Stephens Van Syckel
Letitia McHose Wolverton
Anna Worrell
Katharine L. Wray
CLASS OF 1914
Chairman:
Edwin Randall Murch
Beulah Elliott Atkinson
Anna Spackman Ayers
Marion E. Baker
Constance L. Ball
May Haines Bell
Edith Sharpless Blackburn
Gibson Bradfield
Harper Vaughan Bressler
Howard M. Buckman
Laura Parry Cadwallader
Louise K. Clement
Katharine M. Denworth
Elizabeth Morton Dunning
Walter H. Eagan
W . Earle Gatchell
John Horace Githens, D.D.S.
Elizabeth M. Hause
Katharine F. Herrmann
Margaret KerrEleanore A. Lewis
Lela Alice Lynam
James B. McGovern
Joel Miller Melick, M.D.
Edwin Randall Murch
Marion A. Praed
Jacob T. Schless
Claude C. Smith
Sara Webster Smith
William Oglesby Soyars
Anna P. K. Stapler
Alice Bucher Tanberg
Gertrude W ood Thatcher
Florence Miller Tinney
Ruth Marshall Trimble
Marjorie Caldwell Underwood
Caroline Shoemaker Waters
Edith Williams Way
Martha Speakman W ood
William A. Worth
CLASS OF 1915
Chairman:
Earl A. Hunter
Sarah Sheppard Beckett
William Martz Beury
Aram Boyajian
Marian Simons Brown
Ethel Harvey Buckman
John Stokes Carswell
Charles Joseph Darlington
, Bertha Elizabeth Delaplaine
Lillie Elizabeth Flinn
Dorothy Fahnestock Ford
James Robert Frorer
Ethel Shoemaker Green

Margaret Milne Gunner
Ethel Burnett Hastings
Jean Yerkes Henry
Reba Camp Hodge
Rebecca W ebb Holmes
Earl A, Hunter
Sara Appleby Hutchins
Esther M. Jenkins
Auguste Jellinghaus Knaur
Margaret McIntosh Linton
Ralph Linton
Mary Swisher Loucks
fThomas B. McCabe
William W. Matson
Elinor Robinson Murch
Martha L. Pancoast
Helen Farley Price
Rachael Elizabeth Roberts
John Allyn Rogers, V.M.D.
Vera Walton Schrader
Rena Rothner Seidel
Anna Miller Smith
Helen Bemhouse Smith
Lewis Herbert Tily
Alexander V. Tisdale
fWilliam H. Ward
Josephine E. Wilson
CLASS OF 1916
Chairman:
Sewell W. Hodge
Helen Spiller Adams
Lavinia Reed Armstrong
H. Dorothy Atkinson
Thomas Lees Bartleson
Isabel Jenkins Booth
S. Jervis Brinton, M.D.
Herbert Lawyer Brown
Mary Harvey Bum
Hyman Harry Cohen
George Fox Corse
Helen C. Culin
Ellsworth F. Curtin
Elsie Geiger Danenhower
Fred Condon Dennis
Alice Bryan Dorsey
L. Hyatt Eby
Elizabeth Shoemaker Fawcett
Harold J. Gawthrop
Elsie Lea Gebhardtsbauer
Louise Schriefer Handy
Sewell W . Hodge
Alice Van Horn Hunter
Elizabeth Kurtz Hutchison
Sarah Rose Hutchison
Lilian Kerns Johnston
Ruth Lumis LaBaw
Charity Bell Hampson
Martin
James B. Melick
Lewis W. Mendelson
Anna M. Michener
Agnes Trowbridge Nesbit
John Ewing Orchard
Isabel Waters Paine
Elizabeth Strode Passmore
Horace Mitchell Perry
P. Carl Shrode
Katherine W . Simons
Evelyn Miller Slifer
Ruth Stephenson, M.D.
Lewis Leland Tanguy
Edith Satterthwaite Thom
Edwin A. Tomlinson
Eliza Ulrich Ullman
D. Herbert Way
Marie S. Weeks
Earl H. Weltz
Harriet E. Worrell
CLASS OF 1917
Chairman:
William A. Clarke
Boyd T. Barnard
Helen Ickes Bartleson
Minnie Gould Beury
Walter Swan Blake
Helen Daniels Bloomsburg
Charles Grannis Bonner
Richard Lloyd Burdsall
William Anderson Clarke
Florence Kennedy Corse
Helen Inglis Cramp, D.D.S.
Mary Atkinson Crookston
Esther Helen Culver
Clark W. Davis
fEllen Watson Delaplaine
Hilda Lang Denworth
Ruth Craighead Gawthrop
Louis Maurice Glick
Marion Frances Jackson
Florence Tice Knauss
Adolph Kom
Walter Berlinger Lang

Rebecca Conrow
Lippincott, D.O.
James C. Lukens
Samuel Conrad Lukens
Hester Levis Mackey
William R. Moore, Jr.
Margaret Allen Morgan
Julia Young Murray
Clarence G. Myers
Ethel Whittier Pohlig
William T. Pohlig
Norman G. Shidle
Lester Burton Shoemaker
Mary Gawthrop Shoemaker
William M. Shoemaker, Jr.
(Deceased)
Clementine Smith Smith
Harold L. Smith
Walter Eugene Smith
Elizabeth Worth Spackman
Sarah Lucretia Strong
William W. Tomlinson
Harriet Keen Turner
Frances Baker Walton
Katharine Grau Williams
Helen Coles Wood
CLASS OF 1918
Chairman:
William J. Reilly
Robert S. Blau
David Monroe Bodine, Jr.
G. Warren Bryan
Eleanor Stabler Clarke
Geraldine M. Coy
Margaretta Cope Curtin
Catharine Wright Donnelly
Emily Buckman Dowdell
Marion Gratz Famum
Mary Thatcher Fitts
Esther Nichols -Hall
Jess Halsted
Edith Mendenhall Hayes
George Passmore Hayes
Herbert W . Jackson
Elizabeth Andrews Jenks
Esther Holmes Jones
Mary Virginia Kingsbury
Mary Lyndell Lukens
Allen L Myers
Rachael Place Newton
Katherine Price Olin
Dorothy Johnson Orchard
Helen Darlington Patton
Helen Gaskill Rathje
Clara Atlee Read
William J. Reilly
Elizabeth Miller Ritschard
Ethelwyn Bower Shidle
Helen Gawthrop Worth
CLASS OF 1919
Chairman:
Charles H. Yardley
Norris C. Barnard
Helen Miller Beck
Frances Williams Browin
Janet McPherson Brown
Allison Griscom Comog
William Lindsay Comog
Mary Ingraham Crosley
Marcus P. Dowdell
John P. Ferris
Elizabeth Watson Gardy
Virginia Adams Goehring
Doris Gilbert Gordon
Russell Conwell Gourley
Charles Manley Howell
Jessie Louise Lewis
C. Raymond Michener
Isabel Briggs Myers
Jacob Nevyas
Dorothy Young Ogden
John M. Ogden
Harry A. Olin
Esther Taylor O’ Neill
Nora Wain Osland-Hill
Mary Griest Paul
Drew Pearspn
Allin H. Pierce
Helen Biddle Porter
Gladys A. Reichard
Eleanor Runk Reppert
Phebe Underhill Seaman
Melanie Dolman Seymour
Elizabeth Stotsenburg
Elinor Stout Sundt
Dorothy Thomas Talbot
Helen C. Toerring
Marian Ware Walkling
Josephine Griffiths Weber
Margaret Wilson Wheelock
Charles H. Yardley

CLASS OF 1920
Chairmen:
Thomas L. Eagan
Lena Clark Eagan
John Gilbert Albertson
Letitia McNeel Arant
Elizabeth Jones Barnard
Edwin Monroe Bush
Ida Meigs Bush
Gladys Hammond Christin
George Conahey, Jr.
Dorothy Paxon Curtiss
Lena Clark Eagan
Thomas Leggett Eagan
David B. Fell
Doris Hays Fenton
Frank W. Fetter
Alfred Tench Francis
Mildred Williard Fry
Virginia Wilcox Gilbert
Clifford R. Gillam
Cornelia Stabler Gillam
Charlotte Bunting Green
David Davis Griscom
C. Waldo Haldeman, Jr.
Ervin L. Hall
William Waldo Hayes
Paul Mitchell Hess.
William W. Hewett
Beatrice Whiteside Hood
Jesse G. Johnson
Helen V. Macartney
Viola Conner Martin
Charlotte Goette McCurdy
Charles Neff
Mary Campbell Ogden
Samuel Robinson Ogden, Jr.
Hope Richardson Roberts
Isabel Jacobs Ruth
Charlotte Moore Sitterly
Henrietta Albert Smith
Mary Donovan Stuart
Helen Martin Taylor
Marguerite Drew Vedeler
Ralph Erdman Wilson
Ruth Rodenboh Wright
Clarence Howard Yoder
CLASS OF 1921
Chairman:
George B. Jackson
Elizabeth F. Barth
Edward Evans Bartleson
William Blaisdell
Helen Rogers Brinkerhoff
George L. Burnett
Paul W. Chandler
Charlesanna B. Coles, D.O.
Leon H. Collins, M.D.
John Frederick Conway
David Mathias Dennison
Clara K. Dewees
Miriam Jenkins Elsbree
Wayland Hoyt Elsbree
Elsie A. Fisher
Lee Weiss Frank
Miriam Baily Gilpin
Henrietta Stewart Gonzalez
Mary Dotterer Harbison
Virginia Packard Hart
William Y. Irwin, Jr.
George Bement Jackson
John Wm. Klopp, M.D.
Ruth Woodward Klopp
Elizabeth Knabe
Charles Plummer Larkin, Jr.
Marjorie Kistler Larkin
Emily Hallauer Lower
Charles Wildey Lukens
Albert C. Mammel
Grace Wilson Miller
Grace Edna Moore
Donald S. Morgan
Carlisle Morse, M.D.
Charlotte Speakman Oviatt
Paula Pagelow
George William Place
Roberta Gilmore Poland
George A. Powell
Joseph J. Pugh
Henry S. Ruth, M.D.
Mary Frescoln Sangree
Frances Miller Scott
Elizabeth Justice Shortlidge
Helen Knight Warren
George Malcolm West
Gladys Newton West
John J. White, Jr.
Edith Evans Wiese
J. Frederic Wiese

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CLASS OF 1922
Chairman:
Benjamin E. Groff
Anonymous
J. Gamer Anthony
Margaret Culin Adams
Edith Silver Anderson
A. Laurence Baxter
Ernest Mason Bliss
William B. Brosius
Marian Satterthwaite
Carnovsky
Charlotte Stevens Chrisman
William R. Cisney
Helen Homer Cutler
Elizabeth Sellers Elsbree
Willard S. Elsbree
Carl J. Geiges
Helen Thorne Griscom
Benjamin E. Groff
Avery Draper Harrington
Ethel Hinds Higginson
Frank H. Jackson
Jeanette Dell Jones
F, Norton Landon
Anne Gault Lewis
William Sproul Lewis
Dorothy Josephine Little
Robin Breuninger Lukens
Augustine Musante
Edna Ruth Newton
Pum Koo Park, M.D.
William Joseph Pownall
Jean Knowlps Reymond
Loise Ryan Seeley
Harry McKinley Sellers
Eleanor Anna Shinn
Richard William Slocum
John Leech Stainton
Elsie Smith Thompson
Hannah Mary Darlington
Trescott
Katherine Briegel
Vanderbilt, M.D.
William Pettit Ware
CLASS OF 1923
Chairman:
Wallace R. Linton
Lester Asplundh
W . Hamilton Aulenbach
Albert Edmund Baker
Marjorie Onderdonk Battin
Dorothy Clendenning Benner
Evelyn Arnold Braun
Anna Roberts Brosius
Howard Bertram Brunner
Cornelia Coy Clark
J. Edward Clyde
Margaret V. Doty
Katharine Hayes Durand
Louis Robert Enslin
Isabelle Fussell Ewing
John C. Fretz
Samuel B. Gaumer
Alfred B. Gundlack
Ned Sherry Hankins
Ralf Lee Hartwell
Eleanore Boyd Holcombe
Susan Mason Kendall
Lawrence Bosler Lewis
William A. Limberger, M.D.
Wallace Ross Linton
Alice Hoagland MacNair
Gertrude Malz
Helen Osier McKendree
Lillian Perkins Metcalf
Emily Strong Mills
Ann Johnson Moore
George Myrick, Jr.
Ruth Tanguy Oliver
Elizabeth C. Palmer
William H. Paxson
Kathryn Pflaum
Albert W . Preston, Jr.
Arthur J. Rawson
Margaret Byrd Rawson
Henry D. Rentschler, M.D.
Sara Bitler Reynolds
Elsie Brown Roberts
Helen Parrott Roberts
Alban E. Rogers
Waltgr Andrew Schulz
Kathryn Cleckner Skinkle
C. Norman Stabler
Boyd McMurtrie Trescott
Henry C. Turner, Jr.
Roselynd Atherholt W ood
CLASS OF 1924
. Chairman:
Guy W . Davis
Lewis S. Ayars
Robert P. Bodine
Ruth Eleanor Bonner

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Nella Arnold Buckman
Herbert Eyres Cliff
Samuel L. Cornish
Guy W . Davis
Annette Engell Davison
Esther Fisher Duryee
Raymond F. Farringer
Mary Melvin Frodi
Eleanor Carmichael
Gallagher
Edward Atkinson Green
Allan K. Grim
Janet Krall Groff
Lois Vanderkleed Haws
Robert C. Hubbs
Margaret Jessen
Mary Hobson Jones
Latelle McKee LaFollette, Jr.
Luther Lloyd Linderman
Helep Beach McCarty
H. Merle Mulloy
Louise Davis Mulloy
Frederick Allen Musselman
Thomas Sumner Oliver
Roger S. Russell
Charles Jacob Seltzer, Jr.
Dorothy Evans Seltzer
Mary Elizabeth Shinn
Nellie Henderson Stadler
Esther Briegel Stehle
Thomas Thomson Taylor
C. Margaret Kennedy
Thompson
J. Howard Thompson
James Charles Tily
Gladys Cisney Trismen
C. Leonard W ilcox
Albert James Williams, Jr.
Holland Williamson, M.D.
Mildrpd Fawcett Wilson
Catherine Fitzhugh W ood
Edwin Lawrence Worstall
Chester G. A. Zucker
CLASS OF 1925
Chairman:
Helen M. Williamson
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H. Dickson Ash
Mahlon Ashford
Elizabeth Biddle Ayars
Margaret Pitkin Bainbridge
Isaac Lucius Battin
Alan James Blau
Jean Marsh Brownfield
Benjamin R. Burdsall
Robert H. Burdsall
Anna T. Burr
Alice Reddie Callaghan
Louise Campion
William B. Cudlip
Margaret Hopkins DeVeer
Marie Futer Eiland
Elizabeth Lukens Elliott
Charles M. Fairbanks
Agnes Gowing Ferrell
Elizabeth Pollard Fetter
Helen Kressley Flinn
Catherine Cudlip Garvey
Lloyd Goman
Ruth Steiner Griggs
Charles B. Grove
David K. Hemmerley
W. Carlton Henderson
Lydia T. Hicks
Charles Broomell Humpton
Helen Yamall Jackson
Virginia Griffiths Keen
Lester Stuart Knapp, M.D.
Jean C. Lawrence
Marjorie Lapham Lewis
Charles Henry Limberger
Margaret Walton Mayall
Beatrice Clugston Moore
Helen G. Moore
Helen Ritter Murphy
Dorothy Liberton Nash
Mary Virginia Parkhurst
Helen Lippincott Parrish
May Elizabeth Parry
Mary Lees Paschall
Margaret W ay Pickett
George Plowman
Margaret Koegel Robart
Hilda Grace Ruch, M.D.
Inez Coulter Russell
Joseph Brooks Shane
May Josephine Smith
Katherine Cornell Stainton
Alfred K. Stidham
Muriel Thomas Stromberg
Anna Engle Taylor
William Roger Test
Carl H. Voss
Eleanor Bonner W ebb

Helen M. Williamson
Walter K. Woolman, Jr.
Marjorie Voelker Worstall
C. Alfred Zinn
CLASS OF 1926
Chairman:
E.
Dillwyn Parrish
Richard G. AbeU, M.D.
Florence Kennedy Bagley
Hazen Virgil Baird
Edith Nicely Bodine
Elizabeth Bartleson Booth
Margaret Hershey Boyd
Carol Paxson Brainerd
George Ball Clothier
William C. Coles, Jr.
Anna Smith De Santo
John S. Donal, Jr.
Robert E. Eiche
Marjorie Macadam Ellis
Eugene Gedney
Mary Althouse Goman
Mildred Lucile Gordner
Robert Whitmore Graham
Virginia Brown Greer
Dorothy Merrill Gulick
Leonard M. Hanan
Hanson Haines Hodge
Arnold T. Hutcheson
Estelle Liggett-Hickey
Jarden
Louise Merritt Kennedy
Marretta Powell King
Beatrice A. Lamb
Clara Eleanor Leech
Elizabeth Burton Levering
J. Edward Lippincott
Thomas David Luckenbill
Richard Owens Ludebuehl
Harry Lewis Lundy
Mabel Engle McMurtrie
Harold E. Mertz
Orrick Metcalfe
David C. Meyer
Lucius D. Mills
Bertha White Nason
Carroll Edwards Ogden
William Frederick Ogden
Rogers Palmer
E. Dillywn Parrish
Katherine Turner Parsons
William C. Perkins, Jr.
George Palmer Pilgrim
Cornelia Chapman Pittenger
Frances’ Spence Plate
William B. Plate
Mary Passmore Plowman
Florence Meade Puzon
Milton D. Reinhardson
G. Raymond Rettew
Ruth Ennis Sawyer
Ralph Fletcher Seymour, Jr.
Elizabeth Stamford Sharpless
Florence Creer Shepard
Frank Maxwell Shuster
Elizabeth White Smith
Joseph Smith, Jr.
George William Spangler
Murray Kemp Spillman, M.D.
Margaret Stewart Stevenson
Ellen Bryan Swartzlander
John H. Swope
Grace Virginia Thoenen
Richard F. Thompson
Marjorie Mode Tily
Frederick S. Townley
Benjamin W . Wasser
Jean Prosser Webster
Katharine Carl Whitney
CLASS OF 1927
Chairman:
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr,
R. Esther Howard Allen
John U. Ayres
Rebecca Marsh Baker
Elizabeth Winchester
Barnhardt
John W . Barry
Sarah Pratt Brock
William Turner Clack
Robert B. Clothier
Ruth McCauley Clyde
Jean Mayer Conway
Marcia Perry Cook
Margaret Brann Cooper
Ruth Elizabeth Cornell
Dorothea Kern Devereux
Johanna Zuydhoek Dickie
Anne Stetzer Fliedner
Esther White Gilbert
Jessie Hoffman Gilmore
Margaret Jameson Gowdy
Elizabeth McCloy Hathaway

Mary J. Homaday
Harold R. Hutcheson
Edward Cope Jenkins
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr.
Margaret Witsil Johnson
Nolan L. Kaltreider, M.D.
Louise Parkhurst Krug
Helen Rush Kurtz
Robert W . Lafore
Edward F. Lang
Robert F. Lee
Leah Shreiner Leeds
Robert L. Lindahl
John H. Lippincott, Jr.
Howard T. McCone
Richard H. McFeely
George W . McKeag
Helen Woodward Manges
Anna R. Meloney
Anna Williams Metcalfe
Minter Holmes Norton
Samuel Copeland Palmer, Jr.
J. Roland Pennock
Helen F. Fletcher Putney
Thomas K. Rathmell, M.D.
Frederick L. Redefer
Samuel R. M. Reynolds
Peirce L. Richards, Jr.
Charles E. Rickards
Alice Jenkinson Ripley
Watson Birdsall Rulon, Jr.
Katharine Snyder Sasse
Helen Dukes Scott
Robert Weir Sedam
James Heffner Sellers
Rev. William H. Sill
Sarah Percy Rogers Simms
Walter O. Simon
Horace H. Smith
Ruth Service Stidham
Erma Goldsmith Strauss
Walter S. Studdiford
Theodore K. Suckow
Laurence J. Test
Elizabeth McCabe Thieme
Jack B. Thompson
Lois Thompson Thompson
Stephen B. Tily
William Preston Tollinger
Mary E. Meyer Tolman
Rebecca Hathaway Torreson
Virginia Melick Turner
Catharine Cocks Vail
T. George Van Hart
Frances McCafferty White
Marion Brown Wiles
Carolyn Hearne Williams
Norman H. Winde
Elizabeth Dilworth
Woodward
CLASS OF 1928
Chairman:
Edna Shoemaker Mallen
Arthur Gorham Baker, M.D.
Olive Deane Baker
Elizabeth Vaughan Berry
Harold Silver Berry
Ellis G. Bishop
Anne Philips Blake
Avery F. Blake
Vanleer I. Bond
Marian Pratt Burdick
Vincent Gilpin Bush
Elizabeth Van Brakle Coffin
James H. Colket
John J. Coughlin
Walter F. Denkhaus
Emma Peaslee Engle
Caroline Lippincott Forman
Thomas H. L. Foster
William A. Gowdy
George A. Hay
Florence Edna Griffiths
Holms trom
Margaret DeLaney Johnston
Edna Rattey Jones
Ruth E. Kern
Gertrude Gilmore Lafore
Richard Lippincott
Marguerite Lukens
Holbrook Mann MacNeille
William Cameron McCook
Margaret Somerville
M clnemey
Esther Shallcross Magee
Caroline Biddle Malm
Edna Shoemaker Mallen
Isabelle Bennett Monroe
Thomas Moore, Jr.
Theodore E. Nickles, Jr.
Mary Sullivan Patterson
Malcolm B. Petrikin
Alice E. Foilwell Pratt
Anne Kennedy Rapport

Winifred Rumble Reynolds
Dorothy Brown Rickards
Hilah Rounds
Robert L. Silber
Frances Dowdy Simon
Newlin R. Smith
Theodore Smithers
Anna Willis Stein
Nell Rubins Thompson
Charles E. Tilton
Phyllis Harper Townley
Raymond A. Townley
Selden Y. Trimble, Jr.
Mary Elizabeth Hopper
Tucker
Ann Thompson Wainwright
Robert K. Whitten
Theodore Widing
Esther Wilson Widing
Walter Herbert Wilson
Gertrude Jolls Winde
Mary Miller Livezy
Wolferth, M.D.
Frances Ramsey Worth
Charlotte Salmon Wright
CLASS OF 1929
Chairman:
Howard J. W ood
Bradley C. Algeo, Jr.
Alice Hutchinson Ayres
Sara Ferris Baker
Caroline Robison Bishop
Alice Entrekin Brown
Thomas M. Brown, M.D.
Jane Griest Browne
Joseph Calhoun
Mary Roberts Calhoun
Eleanor Powell Case
William Cresson Cheeseman
Marion Harris Churchill
O. Hammond Coles
Horace F. Darlington, M.D.
Robert Gates Dawes
Howard M. Drake
Sophie Stem Friendly
Wilmer Krusen
Gallagher, M.D.
Constance Sarah Gaskill
Howard Thomas
Hallowell, Jr.
Malcolm Hodge
Margaret Walton Jensen
George Hay Kain, Jr.
Morris M. Lee, Jr.
Arthur F. Magill
Eleanor’ Burch Martin
Frank H. Martin, Jr.
Elizabeth Clack McCaul
Horace B. McGuire
Elizabeth Ogden McLain
W ill McLain, III
James A. Michener
Agnes Hood Miller
Theodore R. Miller, M.D.
Florence Miller Morris
Walter A. Muir
Elinor Brecht Neumann
Bertha Hull Paxson
Fred J. Powell
William M. Rice
Lily Tily Richards
Gertrude Paxson Seibert
Walter R. Seibert
Marion Bonner Smith
Marion Collins Smith
Harold Edward Snyder
Harold Elam Snyder
Donovan B. Spangler
Shaler Stidham
Elizabeth Thompson
Van Hart
Carolyn Forstner Wardle
Roberta Boak Wasser
Frederick G. Weigand
Fisher White
Josiah White
Howard J. W ood
CLASS OF 1930
Chairman:
Harry Heward, Jr.
Francis C. Alden
Jean Fahringer Biddle
Ruth Jackson Boone
William A. Boone
Howard F. Brown
Josephine Steckel Burchett
Henry B. Coles, Jr.
Virginia Stratton Cornell
Julien Davies Cornell _
Pauline Calhoun Darlington
Franklin Camell Eden
Edgar I. Emerson
Dorothy Ditter Gondos

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Josephine Tremain Gould
Margaret Gurney
Alice Casey Hay
Harry Heward, Jr.
Howard C. Johnson, Jr.
Louise Yerkes Kain
Richard M. Kain
Ada Fuller Keefer
Frances Eaton Kraaymes
Cecilia Garrigues Kuehner
Malcolm R. Longshore
Catharine Emhardt McCook
Mildred Underwood
McHenry
Mary Temple Newman
Marian Hamming Nicely
Thomas S. Nicely
Catharine Hatfield Olmsted
Henry L. Parrish
Edward M. Passmore
Nancy Deane Passmore
William Poole
Frederick C.
Schreiber, D.D.S.
Theodora Abbott Schreiber
Anna Rickards Sensenig
Paul C. Smith
Helen G. Stafford
Helen Cecile Bessemer
Stollnitz
Joseph T. Sullivan, II
Henry G. Swain
Ralph W. Tipping
Howard Haines Turner
Harold E. WagnerSarah Brecht Wert
Stanley I. Winde
John Sharpless Worth
Merida Grey Worth
Eleanor Jenkins Zendt
CLASS OF 1931
Chairman:
Joseph L. Atkinson
Kathryn Kerlin Albertson
Anonymous
Joseph L. Atkinson
Clifford C. Baker, M.D.
William Ingram Battin, Jr.
Marguerite Emma Baur
Clement M. Biddle, Jr.
William Blum, Jr.
Jean Harvey Bodman
Richard C. Bond
James Henry Booser
Elizabeth Reeves Bossart
John Morgan Brecht, M.D.
Janet Walton Burke
Irwin G. Burton
Amanda Hurlock Chaffee '
Frank Sharp Christian, Jr.
Martha W ood Christian
Louise Fisher Cleaver
William H. Cleveland, Jr.
Garret Edward Conklin
Ralph L. Connor
John M. Cookenbach
John D. Corbit, Jr., M.D.
Margaret Orr Curtis
Carl K. Dellmuth
Hyman J. Diamond
Robert H. Douglas
Elizabeth Woodman Eckert
Margaret Brinton
Ellingsworth
Helen Lafore Forstall
Margaret Dewees Foster
Helen Booth Goldsborough
Henry C. Hadley
Joseph Harlan
William Miles Harvey
Mary Alma Hull Hoy
Esther Seaman Jackson
Lawrence E. Jewett
David C. Jillson
William T. Jones Thomas S. Keefer, Jr.
Nox McCain Kehew
Robert H. Lamey
Anna Ridgway Lang
tBarbara Pearson Lange
Thomas Willets Lapham
Mary Palmer Lichtenberg
J. Gordon Lippincott
Janet Evans Lyon
Samuel Mahon
Gwendolyn Norton
Mandelbaum
William S. McCune, M.D.
Rev. Donald K. McGarrah
Elizabeth Maxfield Miller
Florence V. Miller
Margaret Zabriskie Nichols
Edward Lee Noyes
Margaret Davis Palmer

October, 1951

Samuel Jackson Parker
Rutherford T. Phillips
Jean Hodge Pitcher
David Lukens Price
Elizabeth Newcomb Rayner.
Ellen Femon Reisner
W. Lois Hall Roberts
Caroline Jackson Rushmore
Leon A. Rushmore, Jr.
Amelia Emhardt Sands
Eleanor Martindale
Scattergood
Roy David Simon
John P. Skinner
Ruth Calwell Snyder
Jane Michener Spangler
Marjorie M. Starbard
David Walter Stickney
Douglas A. Sunderland
Esther Dudley Swem
Robert Louis Testwuide
Margaret Williams Thompson
Donald C. Turner
Joseph H. Walter, Jr.
Merritt S. Webster
Howard Carter Westwood
Miriam Nickel White
Houston Wilson
Raymond H. Wilson, Jr.
Robert H. Wilson
Barbara Briggs Winde
Natalie Harper W ood
Charles Brooke Worth
CLASS OF 1932
Chairman:
Ruth Cline Wright
Dorothy Slee Algeo
William R Allstetter
Hilda Loram Bailey
Ann Chapman Booth
Katherine Ravi Booth
Nora Ravi Booth
Elizabeth Spaulding Calvert
Katharine Warren Coles
Edmund Dawes
Anna Janney DeArmond
Winston M. Dudley
William W . Eaton
Helena Salmon Fisher
Frances Reinhold Fussell
Dorothy Ogle Graham
Robert Ernest Hadeler
Morris L. Hicks
Florence Arnold Hoadley
Charles Howland Hunt
Louise G. Isfort
Edward J. Johns
James Russell Jones
Clark Kerr
Jonathan H. Kistler
Max Kohn
Edna Pusey Legg
Davis L. Lewis, Jr.
Edith Bowman Lippincott
Marian Pierce Love
Benjamin Ludlow, Jr.
Edwin Scott Lutton
Virginia Melchior Lutton
Jean Walton Noyes
Helen West Nutting
Deidre Dann Opdyke
William Harry Perloff, M.D.
Mary Fisher Plumb
Ray L. Potter
Florence Williams Potts
S. John Pyle
Kathleen C. Quinn
Bartram H. Schaffner, M.D.
J. Thomas Starling
William I. Stieglitz
Helen Gates Taylor
Monroe Vans ant
Priscilla Miller Weed
Carolyn Jones Williams
CLASS OF 1933
Chairman:
William F. Lee
Willis C. Armstrong
H. Bradford Arnold
John M. C. Betts
Barbara Batt Bond
Maradel Geuting Burton
William G. Calvert
Elizabeth Scattergood Carson
Aldyth Longshore Claibom
Hunter Corbett
Jeannette Marr Corbett
Emily Howland Darling
Margaret Ball Dellmuth
Henry F. Donahower
Elizabeth Falconer
Charlotte Kimball Gilbert
Lewis M. Gill

Benjamin Greespan, M.D.
Walter William Herrmann
Ada Clement Jones
William Henry Kain
Barbara Crosse Kellogg
Jessie Brown Kimmel
Loretta Mercer LaClair
William F. Lee
Katherine Rowe Lentz
Eugenie Harshbarger Lewis
Frances Passmore Pike
H. Lloyd Pike
Louise Hiller Poole
Arabel Jaquette Porter
Franklin Porter
Nina Volkmar Powell
Homer R. Reese
Mary Tomlinson Rives
H. Jane Ashby Rolandelly
Jane Sicher Rosenthal
Robert V. Schembs
.
Howard D. Sipler
Jane Moore Smith
Ellen Lamb Snodgrass
Olive Adams Sonen
Babette Schiller Spiegel
Winifred Scales Stearns
Willis J. Stetson
Paul J. Strayer
Grace Snyder Stuart
Howard S. Turner
Marjorie Mohan Turville
Daniel S. Volkmar
Edith Jackson Walter
Elizabeth Stammelbach
Welfling
Weldon W.- Welfling
Constance Draper Welsh
Alla Tomashevsky Wright
CLASS OF 1934
Chairman:
J. Stokes Clement, Jr.
John Abrams
Elinor Clapp Arguimbau
Abigail Dewing Avery
Elizabeth Geddes Baker
Walter Trainer Baker, Jr.
Donald W. Baxter
Nina Bowers Beecham
John S. Brod
Margaret Arnold Brown
Robert M. Browning
Robert J. Cadigan
Helen Mansfield Carroll
Lucile Montgomery Churchill
John Stokes Clement, Jr.
Margaret Anderson Crowley
Elizabeth Seaman Dawes
Edwina Embree Devereux
Ruth Kewley Donahower
Sarah Dunning
Dorothy Coleman Engler
Janet Snedden Finch
Frederic Barron Freeman
Lucinda Thomas Hafkenschiel
Virginia Sutton Harrington
Lee E. Holt
Joan Wells Hopwood
Raymond Max Immerwahr
Edward Lovett Jackson
James F. Kelly
Calvin T. Klopp, M.D.
Mabel Clement Lee
Robert F. Lewine
Jane Parrott Macgill
Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr.
Clifford E. Maser
Anne Bowly Maxfield
Benjamin McLain
Elinor Robinson Pennock
James Alfred Perkins
Frank C. Pierson
Alice Burton Potter
Elizabeth Carver Preston
Charles C. Price, III
Lorraine Marshall Pyle
Renato A. Ricca, M.D.
Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr.
George Schairer
Pauline Mary Tarbox
Schairer
Grace Biddle Schembs
William W. Simons
Dorothy Lightfoot Thomas
Elizabeth Blessing Van Kirk
Walter A. Vela
Louise Stubbs Williams
Ned B. Williams, D.D.S.
CLASS OF 1935
Chairman:
Elizabeth Thomson Shulman
Florence Holt Arbuthnot
Caroline Hales Bailey

Kathryn Bassett
Elizabeth Lane Beardsley
Clarence D. Bell
Rosemary Cowden Cadigan
Mary Schorer Cake
Dorothy Glenn Clement
Elizabeth Blair Cochran
Marcia Hadzsits Crawford
David E. Davis
Shirley Davis
Galen W ood Ewing
Cynthia Wentworth Hannum
Edson S. Harris, Jr.
Kenneth W. Hechler
Theodore Herman
H. Kimble Hicks
E. Frederick Koster, M.D.
Robert B. Lewis
Doris Sonnebom Lippincott
Kate Walker McCrumm
Dino E. P. McCurdy
Margaret Peters Mathews
Robert Carl Mitterling, M.D.
Elizabeth Hodges Murphy
Caroline Dunham Naylor
John H. Nixon
Michael S. Paulson
Marguerite Tamblyn Pierson
Frances Burhop Pottberg
Emma Michael Reynolds
Gilbert W. Roberts
Thalia Jean Hammer Schultz
Elizabeth Thomson Shulman
David J. Somers
Leslie Underhill Stonebraker
Sue Thomas Turner
Howard S. Vernon
Jean Brosius Walton
Elizabeth Reller Warrick
William Penn Worth

CLASS OF 1937
Chairmen:
Ward S. Fowler, M.D.
Joan Kelley Fowler
Anonymous
Walter S. Barclay
John Newlin Beck
Katharine White Beecher
Margaret Anne Parton
Britter
Elizabeth Dobson Broomell
G. Lupton Broomell, Jr.
James E. Buckingham
Barbara Weiss Cartwright
Philip Dorwin Cartwright
Arnold F. Clark
James H. Clarke
Thomas M. Clement
Benjamin Cooper
Isabel Benkert Daly
Janet Hart Diebold
William Diebold, Jr.
Marion Ellis Downs
Marion Best Drake
Mary Phillips Engle
Ruth Shoemaker Flaccus
George E. Forsythe
Joan Kelley Fowler
Ward Scott Fowler
Margaret Louise Germann
Grace Eckman Gilbert
Wesley R. Goddard
Jos. H. Hafkenschiel, Jr., M.D.
Mason Haire
A. Thomas Hallowell
Marguerite Cotsworth
Hammann
Richard Heavenrich
Alma Biele Helbing
Kate Meyer Herman
Barbara Lesher Hughes
Samuel I. Kalkstein
CLASS OF 1936
John Justice Kim
Wayne L. Lees
,*
Chairman
W . Sherman Garrison, Jr., M.D. W. Allen Longshore, Jr., M.D.
Edward Arthur Macy
Betty Dennis Milner
Virginia Smith Andrew
James A. Murphy
Winifred Johnson Baker
Hazel Burritt Oehler
Frank H. Blumenthal
T. H. Dudley Perkins, Jr.
Lorraine Patterson Bradbury
Eleanor Russell Pratt
William C. Bradbury
William C. H. Prentice
Jane Clough Bremer
Donald H. Purcell
Mary McCarty Bye
Olva Faust Quick
Carolyn Keyes Cadwallader
Adele Mills Riley
T. Sidney Cadwallader, II
Edwin Phillips Rome
Eleanor Gies Coes
Elizabeth Rowland
Margery McKay Cridland
Allan H. Salm
Philip D. Croll
Eugene Morton Schaffran
Ruth Strattan Cummins
Irving S. Schwartz
Emily P. Dodge
Erwin F. Shrader
J. Earle Edwards, Jr.
Frances Reed Simons
Alice Robinson Erb, M.D.
Anne Brooke Smith
Meredith L.’ Evons
Manning Amison Smith
Clavton Locuson
Barbara Brooks Smoyer
Farraday, Jr.
C. Arthur Spaulding, Jr., M.D.
Tames Archie Finley, Jr.
W. Sherman Garrison, Jr., M.D. Thomas F. Spencer
Helen Solis-Ciohen Spigel
Charles R. Gemer
Patty Morris Stabler
Helen Malone Glass
Frances Dering Stewart
Robert K. Greenfield
Richard J. Storr
Franklin J. Gutchess
Margaret Cupitt Struble
Virginia Alleman Hartswick
Josephine Peters Terrell
Joan Keller Hertzberg
Isabel
Wilde Thomson
Elizabeth Emmel Ives
Nancy Mann Van Dervoort
Frank Krutzke
Marjorie Kleine Vela
Dorothy Hoyt Mollin
Ann Elizabeth Whitcraft
Henry H. Newell
Emily Whitman
Charlotte Jones Newman
Sidney L. Wickenhaver
Paul B. Oehmann
Frederick J. Wiest, Jr.
Catherine Bays Parrish
Jean Dithridge Wohlsen
John Henry W ood, Jr.
Lawrence L. Parrish
Richard Merritt Worth
Priscilla Johnson Patton
Muriel Eckes Zacharias
Jean Bredin Perkins
Helen Shilcock Post
CLASS OF 1938
Richard Post
Chairman:
Jane McCord Potts
Virginia Newkirk Weltmer
Mary Elma White Price
Alfred Frank Ash
Jean Robertson
Jane Klaer Aspinall
Robert S. Schairer
Ellen Schock Bishop
David H. Scull
Alan
Bloch
Mary Tonkin Smith
George D. Braden
Elizabeth Krider Snowden
John
H.
Breckenridge
Harold B. Steinberg
Miriam Booth Breckenridge
Christine Robinson Taylor
Lois Wright Brown
William D. Taylor
Harriet Dana Carroll
Margaret M. Tilton
William Carroll
Ruth Murray Tobey
George C. Carson
Robert C. Turner
Elizabeth Willits Cocks
Onnolee Gates Vogdes
Carl C. Colket
Louise Coates Watkins
Elizabeth Stubbs Cooper
William P. W ood
Elise Hagedorn Cristol
Mary Elizabeth Dumm
Elizabeth Coffin Wright
Jane Reuter Duvall
Emily Carpenter Wright

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Charles F. Eames
Marjorie Van Deusen Edwards
Alice Femsler Elbert
Eleanor H. Ferguson
Jean Tompkins Fort
Ann Lapham Frazer
E. Wayne Frazer
Elizabeth Brosius Garrison
Kermit Gordon
Vartan Hartunian
Charles D. Hendley
Margaret Deknatel Hinman
Catharine M. Hitchcock
R. Murray Hoffman, Jr.
Elizabeth Bittle Johns
Charlotte Weaver Jones
Barbara Wetzel Kaspar
Peter D. Kaspar
Geoffrey Keller
Nathan S. Kline, M.D.
Mary Jane Miller Koster
Henry E. B. Kurtz
Laurence Davis Lafore
Eugene M. Lang
Margaret Bill Lewis
Clare Heilman Loventhal
Jane Hamilton MacPhail
James A Malcolm, Jr.
Ruth Feely Merrill
Elizabeth W ebb Mims
Georgette Moyer Most
William L. Nute, Jr., M.D.
Margaret Davenport Nutt
Nathalie Irvine O’Connell
Peter F. Oesper
Elizabeth Henszey Owers
Mary Herrick Porter
Clarence H. Rosenbaum
Katharine Scherman Rosin
Anne Tracy Rossmoore
Dorothy Sutton Shaffer
Mary McDermott. Shideler
Eric L. Simmons
William F. Smith, II
Hugo Sonnenschein, Jr.
Jean Weltmer Stetson
Elizabeth Watson Stiles
Eleanor Joyce Stone
Virginia Vawter Storr
Marian Snyder Ware
Elizabeth Biggerstaff Wathen
Elizabeth Linvill Way
Gertrude S. Weaver
Virginia Newkirk Weltmer
Katharine Richardson White
Elizabeth Hay Wiest
Deborah O. Wing
Elizabeth Matz Wire
Cyrus Foss W ood
Richard B. Wray
CLASS OF 1939
Chairman:
John C. Thomas
Raymond C. Albertson
Anonymous
Charlotte Dean Appleton
Ruth Ritter Appleton
Charles Robert Bell
Elise Stone Bell
Mary James Bell
Joseph C. Bender
James Horton Blackman
William E. Boam
Mary C. Bowers
Vincent S. Boyer
Nicholas K. Braun
Janet Hill Coerr
Louis F. Coffin, Jr.
Sally McClelland Cox
Richard A. Dimpfl
Hans S. Erichsen
Ralph Hart Fisher
George R. Fomwalt, M.D.
Alexandra Illmer Forsythe
Jean Davis Gibb
Katherine Gibson Gilbert
Gretchen Collier Gmelin
Mary Grinnell Gordon
Elizabeth Taylor Goshom
Robert M. Goshom
Mary Hoagland Gruen
Dale Linton Herndon
Elizabeth Michael Hopkins
Gretchen Watson Hughes
Margaret Cheeseman Huselton
Edmund Jones
Margaret Chase Judd
Elizabeth Goodrich Kalkstein
Joan Pascal Karasik
Peter Kaufmann
Mary Solis-Cohen Keller
Robert G. Leinroth
Edward S. Little
Wm. T. Livingston II, M.D.

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Peter H. Lombard, Jr.
Doris Herold Lund
Leland S. MacPhail, Jr.
Janet Wilson Malcolm
Ruth Ackerman Maximowicz
Eva Ladenburg Mayer
Anne Stone Mcllvain
David McIntyre
Edward M. Momingstar
Sarah Underhill Nafe
Eleanor Johnson Painter
William D. Patterson
Gertrude Maginniss Peelle
Robert B. Peelle
Margaret W ood Post
Ann Douglass Salomon
Mary Ryan Seagrave
Frederick M. Shaffer
Jane Shohl, M.D.
Jean C. Slack
Margaret Trimble Smith
Nathan L. Smith, Jr.
Barbara Steams
Clio Bames Stearns
Mary Whitford Streit
Margaret King Stroop
John C. Thomas
Stewart Thom
Bruce R. Valentine, M.D.
Robert Bell Walker
John B. Warrington
Virginia Morse Wells
James Morrison Wilson, Jr.
Edward H. Worth, Jr.
James S. Zinner
CLASS OF 1940
Chairman:
Frederick Gordon Smith
William C. Adamson, M.D.
Newell G. Alford, Jr.
Richard B. Angell
Ilse Heine Baum
Catherine S. Birdsall
Edward B. Booher
Francis E. Broomell
Katherine Lindsley Camp
William P. Camp, M.D.
Martha Eastwick Carroll
Ray Harold Coffman
Jeanne Cotten
Alfred D. Cox, Jr.
Marian Edwards Cox
Hope Griswold Curfman
Barbara Deweese Day
Ralph I. Dunlap, Jr.
Charles A. Eberle, Jr.
Mary Broomell Eberle
Dorothy Hubbell Gemmill
Claribel Goodwin
Elizabeth K. Graves
Robert D. Hall
Laura Knapp Harper
Marion S. Hayden
Peter Henle
Theda Ostrander Henle
Esther Greeley Howes
Walter Erling Is grig
Donald E. Johnson
Adalyn Purdy Jones
Charles M. Judson
Mary Ellis Kahler
James G. Kehler, Jr., M.D.
Barbara Mandelbaum
Kirchheimer
Frances Rogers Langdon
Margaret F. Leeper
Evelyn Spencer Lees
Helen Crosby Lewy
Martin L. Low
Jane Gilruth McCarthy
Robert M. McCormack, M.D.
Edith Harper Marshall
Walker L. Mifflin, Jr.
Celia Price Patterson
Doris Baar Poole
Robert W . Poole
Arthur W . Post
William H. Reller
Charles Stix Rice
Mary W ood Ricksecker
Jane Adelaide Rittenhouse
Lewis M. Robbins
Martha McCord Robinson
Albert N. Robson, Jr.
George G. Salomon
Jane Kellock Setlow
Eleanor Barbour Smith
Frederick Gordon Smith
Dorothy Cupitt Thompson
Rexford Emerson Tompkins
Virginia Mayer Valentine
Marion Rydholm Van Brunt
Dorothy Webster Van
Denburgh
Byron H. Waksman, M.D.

Samuel W. Warburton
Louis Watters
Donald K. Weltmer
Margaret Rusk White
Margaret Wyman
CLASS OF 1941
Chairman:
John B. Ferguson
Eugene Ackerman
Vera starbard Adkins
Claude Ellery Anderson, Jr.
Frank W. Appleton, Jr.
darbara danou
Barbara Gouid Beddall
Bent G. Boving, M.D.
Ethel W olf Boyer
Josephine Clarke Braden
June Andrus Bryner
F. Preston Buckman
Robert J. Gahali
Francis Edward Cavin
Edward Arthur Cliasms
E. Ross Clinchy, Jr.
David Byron Cooper
Lois E. Corke
John C. Crowley
Anthony Joseph Degutis
Elizabeth Turner Dehn
John W . Delaplaine
Gabriele C. Derenberg
Frederick S. Donnelly, Jr.
George Richard Eberle
Richard A. Enion
Barbara Morehead Ferguson
John B. Ferguson, Jr.
Helen Howard
Fomwalt, M.D.
Hazel Bazett Froscher
Elaine Gerstley Fuld
Sarah Mills Garbart
William Worth Geddes
Arthur R. Gemberling, V.M.D.
Helen Tomlinson Gibson
Dorothy Rakestraw Gould
Margaret Johnson Hall
Edward E. Hannum
Ruth Knott Hapgood
Francis A. Hegner, Jr.
M. Grant Heilman
Guy Henle
Mary West Hower
Eleanor Jones Ingersoll
Mary Pulverman Judson
Serge Peter Karlow
John I. F. Knud-Hansen, M.D.
Creighton B. Lacy
Loran B. Langsdale
Stephen G. Lax
Elizabeth Murch Livingston
Philip Boalt Lorenz
William Curtis MacPhail
Martha Cleavinger McCaskie
Ruth Whitson Marsh
John F. Marshall
Robert B. Marshall, Jr., M.D.
Ruth L. Massey
Joanna Hill Mikesell
Ann Driver Miller
Glenn Earle Miller, Jr.
John A. Miller
Elizabeth Malcolm Murray
Jane Wheeler Norman, M.D.
Helen Osmun Parker
Tean Clark Pfahl
Samuel M. Raymond, Jr.
Fred T. Reed
Marjorie R. Reid
Jane S. Richardson
J. Mark Robinson
William H. Rogers, Jr.
Alex M. Rosenblum, Jr., M.D.
Jane Blankenhom Schieve,
M.D.
Richard B. Setlow
Anne Davis Shullenberger
Marjorie Todd Simonds
Alice Robinson Smith
Beatrice Noehren Smith
Richard Owen Smith
A. David McK. Speers
Herbert Stanley Steelman, Jr.
F. Walter Steuber, Jr.
Ruth Wilbur Stickney
Donald Stix
Ruth Richardson Sutton
Helene Herzberg Suydam
Edith Jane Melville Taylor
Robert B. Taylor, Jr.
Albert G. Thatcher
Caroline D. Underwood
Ruth Franck Van Collie
Elizabeth Earll Verlie
Joseph Verlie, Jr.
Isabel Durkee Warner
Jane Northrop White
Barbara Jean Winne

CLASS OF 1942
Chairmen:
Charles C. Martin
Anne Jones Martin
Arthur K. Adams
Eleanors Green Akina, M.D.
Janice Robb Anderson
Constance Kent Barnett
G. Wendell Beck
Aline W olff Benjamin
George C. Bond
Margot Seward Botsford
Edward S. Bower
Virginia Brown Bushnell
Margaret Morgan Capron
William M. Capron
Janet L. Carpenter
Mary Griscom Colegrove
Ann Whitford Comstock
Stanton E. Cope, M.D.
Charles L. Darlington
Paul A. Dewald
Margaret Shoemaker Dietz
Rowland E. Dietz
William Harry Dietz
Margaret Macomber Douglas
Sarah Lindley Ehrich
Thomas P. Evans
Mary Weintraub Felsten
Thomas W . Findley
Roger Alan Frost
Niels Haugaard, M.D.
Edith G. Henderson
Kathleen Oliver Huff
William L. Huganir
Martha VanKleeck Knoke
Edwin H. Krom
Anna Margaret Kuhn
Henry B. Leader
Jean Ferriss Leich
John Foster Leich
Albert Harry Lewis
Helen Spencer Lynch
Laura Louise Lyon
Jennie Bradfield McBean
Bruce B. McConnell
Doris Barbano McConnell
Gene Smith McCulloch
Katherine Keeler Mace
Caroline Woods Manning
Anne Jones Martin
Charles C. Martin
Margaret Jean Moyer
Gilbert B. Mustin, Jr.
Lois Decker O’ Neill
Ruth W olf Page
Donald C. Pelz
Anne Hollingsworth
Pike, M.D.
Mary Boileau Ramsey
Robert E. Rowand, M.D.
Walter T. Skallerup, Jr.
Rogers J. Smith, M.D.
Robert W . Spencer
Charles F. Spitzer
Madeline Tarn Sweeting
Elizabeth Peirce Swift
W . Dean Trautman
Elizabeth Letts Wesley
Jeanne Curtis Whitesell
Anne M. Whitney
Lindsay Harper W olfe
Cynthia Swartley
Zimmer, M.D.
CLASS OF 1943
Chairman:
Janet Bartleson Mochel
Rogers Garland Albritton
Anonymous
Edward Haviland Atkinson
Richard F. Bames
Edward M. Bassett, Jr.
Nicholas Andrew Reldecos
Rufus A. Blanshard
Winifred Cammack Bond
Jane Hand Bonthron
Carol Dowdell Brumbaugh
William Richard Busing
Joan Collet Butler
Janet Goodrich Chapman
John W . Chapman, Jr.
Reed L. Colegrove
Elisabeth Thom Coleman
Robert Ellsworth Coleman
Charles P. Cryer
James G. Deane
Anna Huntington Deming
Betty Gawthrop Donnelly
Orville Wright Donnelly
John Leslie Dugan, Jr.
William J. Erdman, II
John Biddle Felton
Constance Spink Fleming
George C. Ford
Margaret McCain Ford

Herbert W . Fraser
Daniel Joseph Ganister
Margaret Woodruff Glenn
Ruth Clark Griffin
Wendell A. Haberem
Kathryn Detreux Halpem
Wilberta Moody Hardy
Theresa Votaw Harman
Edna Greenfield Harris
Joan White Harrison
Robert C. Hecht
Virginia Curry Hille
Patricia Cotton Isbrandtsen
Olwen Morffydcl Jones
Margaret Haight Kelly
Ann Sätterthwaite Killen
Ruth Langer Koffsky
Eleanor Durkee Leach
Herbert J. Leimbach, Jr.
Rena Levander
Diana Dodge Lewars
Lawrence Eldon Lindley, Jr.
Beatrice Brewster Linton
Jean Robinson Loeb
Frank L. Lyman, Jr., M.D.
Irene Bany Magaziner
Robert V. Maier
Richard H. Mayfield
Janet Ann McCloskey
Joan Johnson McKinley
Elizabeth Darbishire McNeill
Gertrude Wright McPherson
Anne Feddeman Mickey
Janet Bartleson Mochel
Peter A. Morris
Virginia Donchian Murray
Donald G. Olesen
Vivian Goldstein Olum
Paul S. Ousley
Jane Smedley Pike
Laurama Page Pixton
Corinna Reeside
Jean Cushing Reed
James William Reid
Joan Roberts Reller
Philip C. Rowe
Barbara Whipple Schilling
Jane Stem Schultz
Felice Klau Shea
Jane Felix Smedley
June Corey Smith
Ruth Spangler Smith
Helen Leidesdorf Sonnebom
Pierre Defrance Streit
Charles B. Tachau
Charles Reed Tanguy
Janet Frorer Taylor
Thomas Osgood Taylor
Erika Teutsch
Randal H. Thomas
Dorothy Shor Thompson
John S. Thomson
Margaret Bebie Thomson
Elizabeth Ringo Tobin
Carolyn Wensink Ullman
David U. Ullman
Miles George Wedeman
Barclay White, Jr.
Lois Walton White
Jean Schuyler Williams
Robert James Williams, III
Mildred Elizabeth Wynne
CLASS OF 1944
Chairman:
Fred C. Selby, Jr.
John C. Adler
Robert K. Andrews
Anonymous (2)
Anne Miller Ayer
Edward French Babbott
Robert J. Beck
Harry C. Boardman, Jr.
Ruth Morgan Boudinot
Rose Anderson Boving
Margaret Keeler Bowen
Stephen P. Bredin
Amy Green Brown
Sue Mellett Chasins
Virginia Vernon Chennell
Edward Winslow Cöuncill
Arthur M. Dannenberg, Jr.
Esther Ridpath Delaplaine
Margaret Dougherty Donnelly
Catharine Taylor Eckfeldt
Robert L. Ehrmann
Ruth Charles Enion
Martha Fuchs Ferger
Barbara Mott Ford
Phyllis Lohr Frost
Joseph R. Gemberling
John H. Githens, Jr., M.D.
Edith Ann Graef
A. Paule Hare, Jr.
George A. Heise
Kala Rosenthal Herlands

The Garnet Letter

Louise Zimmerman Hieatt
Louise Williams Hoffman
George T. Inouye
William Y. Inouye
Faith Neumann Jansen
Jane Reppert Jenks
Elizabeth Gibson Jensen
John M. Johnson
Edward M. Jones
Faye Stewart Jose
Victor R. Jose
Robert Waldo King, Jr.
Doris Morrell Leader
Nancy Morgan Leavelle
William F. McNagny
Marjorie Mills
Frank H. Mustin
Phyllis Ann Nelson
Frederick H. Ohrenschall
Doris Ellen Parker
Ann Elizabeth Pike
Robert E, Rath
Ruth Shepard Richards
Betty Southgate Rogers
Elizabeth Paine Sawyer
Fred C. Selby, Jr.
Barbara Bair Shull
Eleanor Preston Small
Ernest K. Smith, Jr.
Ralph R. Sonnenschein, M.D.
Robert N. Stauffer
William Nelson Stecher, M.D.
Elizabeth Hoisington Stewart
Patricia Lum Taylor
Jane Cox Vonnegut
Gordon P. Walker
Arthur W . Whitcomb
David H. Winne
Gladys W oolford Winter
CLASS OF 1945
Chairman:
Janet McCombs Baldwin
Jane Ludemann Andrews
Lucy Axelbank
Janet McCombs Baldwin
Bernhard A. Bang
Christel Duffy Bartleson
Jean P. Blanchard
Charles J. Booth
Tracy W. Brown
Catharine MacDonald
Burkhart
Richard C. Burrowes
Jonathan F. Bushnell
Penelope Warren Caccavo
Malcolm Campbell
Jeptha J. Carrell
Barbara Taylor Crawford
Margaret McCulloch
da Cunha
Paul E. Dicker
Phyllis Ann Groff Eastbum
Ellen Williams Färber
Robert K. Finley, Jr., M.D.
Elizabeth Allen Galt
Ann T. Geddes
Doris Carr Gilbert
Mary Jane Gray, M.D.
Walter R. Guild
Mary Stewart Hafer
Dorothy Lucking Hagerty
Mary Katharine Strong
Hammond
Margrete Jespersen Hartman
Charles E. Hewins
Barbara Raymond Hough
Paul V. C. Hough
Margaret Chadwell Howe
Barton L. Jenks, Jr.
Barbara Anne Johnson
Verdenal Hoag Johnson
Sarah Ruth Kain
Audrey Lord Kemp
James H. Krick
Margaret Portis Kuhns
Ann Millis Leavenworth
Frederick A. Lehman
Jane Plummer Leimbach
Lisbeth Crowell Lieberman
Harry E. McCloskey
Pope B. Mclntire
Evelyn Granat Maier
Allen Shan Mariner, M.D.
Margaret Eleanor Marsball
Glover B. Mayfield
John B. Mennig
John B. Mochel
Alice Ritchie Navin
Jane Martin Newcomer
Gilman M. Ostrander
Janet Locke Page
Elizabeth Oliver Palmer
Richard L. Perry, M.D.
Winnifred Poland Pierce
Henrietta Pyle

October, 1951

Frederick H. Richards, M.D.
Marion King Schlefer
Thomas R. Scott
Ursula Marsh Scott
Harriet Sisk
Margaret Slocum
Ethel Farley Spackman
Barbara Schinnerer Tovey
Warren Uchimoto
Marjorie W. Way
Jane Baras Wehncke
Eleanor Hicks Werenfels
Daniel H. Wingerd
Nancy Edwards Wingerd
Nancy F. Kent Ziebur
CLASS OF 1946
Chairman:
Cornelia Clarke Schmidt
Judith S. Braude Balderston
Constance Batchelder
Betita Martinez Berman
Marjory Colwell Boardman
Jean Kistler Bornholm
Joan J. Brewster
Frederika Nelson Brooks
Jean Gibson Burrowes
Anne Gale Colton Bushnell
Scot Butler
Evelyn Cameron
Patricia F. Frank Carey
Sylvia Ward Carr
Valerie Wiles Christopher
Elinor L. Jones Clapp
Virginia T. Cobb
Mary Frohman Cohen
Sally MacLellan Councill
Joseph Ward Cramer
Carroll I. Crawford
Ruth I. Smith Creech
Mary McClain Ebersole
Ida Curtis Ennenga,
John H. Ferger
Barbara Gawthrop
Joan Seidel Gross
Marie L. Cooley Haabestad
'Susan E. Harwig
Nancy Smith Hayden
Nancy Randall Heckman
Richard L. Heckman
Rosemary Accola Hewitt
Verne Hoar, Jr.
Dorothy Willenbrucher Imlay
Elizabeth Landon Jacobs
Herbert Warren Jacobs
Kathe Solis-Cohen Jacoby
Mary Louise Keay
Phyllis Kinkead Kelley
Grace Elizabeth Kemp
H. Eranklin Knipp
Paul John Kopsch, M.D.
Ellen Funke Koser
Albert Lengyel
Louise Yoder Lindley
Samuel M. Loescher
Ernest W . Luther
Pierson Scott McLean
Joan Buesching McNagny
Abraham W . Martin
Patricia Montenyohl
Alice Emily Mustin
Janet Stanley Mustin
Mary Lou Dutton Mustin
Katharine Hill Ostrander
Edward H. Page
John E. Pixton, Jr.
Marianne Frey Potter
Marilyn Peelle Rath
Katherine W olfe Rice
Annette H. Richards
Anna Coombs Rohrer
Nancy Grace Roman
James H. Scheuer
Walter A. Scheiber
Cornelia Clarke Schmidt
Robert Lloyd Segal, M.D.
Charles E. Seiler, Jr.
Dayrell McClure Spence
Virginia Staman
Carol Dragstedt Stauffer
Hildreth H. Strode
Lennard T. Swanson, D.D.S.
Dorothy Bowman Trippel
Margot B. Williams
Norman J. Winston, M.D.
Milton A. Wohl, M.D.
Lawrence W . Yearke
CLASS OF 1947
Chairman:
C. Russell DeBurlo, Jr.
A. Howard Albertson, Jr.
Kenneth Allebach
Frank Root Ayer
Janet Hotson Baker
Robert G. Bartle

Thomas L. Bartleson, Jr.
Howard C. Bowman
Kenneth Taylor Brown
John Cairns, Jr.
Demaris Affleck Carrell
Barbara Norfleet Cohn
Dorothy Dana Curtin
Anna Torrey Davis
C. Russell DeBurlo, Jr.
Robert Ladd Decker
Byron Stauffer Ebersole
Lucretia Gottlieb Floor
Robert Fleming Gemmill
Clifford Riggs Gillam, Jr.
Mildred W ebb Gillam
Robert G. Hayden
David Lewis Hewitt
Jane Topping Hoar
James Robert Hunter
Eleanor Ward Inouye
Miyoko Inouye
Calvin Lewis Kaiser
Cliff H. Keho
Donald E. Kelley
William N. Kinnard, Jr.
Elizabeth Schauffler Lyman
Richard W. Lyman
Beatrice Dale Shoup Mayer
Mary Jane Gehres McCormick
Roy Wright Menninger, M.D.
Marjorie D. Moerschner
James H. Nash
Charles E. Newitt
H. Edmund Peelle, Jr.
Carroll F. Poole
Marjorie L. Jeanne Potter
Henry R. Richards
Marilyn Joan Rosen
Alan Leigh Rossbach
Mary Lowens Rowe
Howard Morley Sachar
W. Marshall Schmidt
Patricia Marie Schneider
Patricia Sevringhaus
William Charles Sieck
Catherine Jane Smith
Donald Willits Smith
David Barclay Spence
George Joseph Strauss
Carolyn Lincoln Taylor
Gloria Clement Townsend
E. Wolfgang Treuenfels
Elisabeth Chase Trimmer
Elizabeth C. Crawford
Uhlman
Nancy Eberle Valtin
Mary Ellen Yardley
CLASS OF 1948
Chairman:
Harriet Glueck Gales
Edith G. Bayer Adams
Anonymous (2)
Betty Elaine Bassett
Charles Lemon Bestor
Helen Elizabeth Blankenagel
Richard Roy Blough
John I. Brooks
Carolyn James Bryan
Clifford M. Bryant
Richard N. Chambers
(Deceased)
Janet MacLellan Clark
Margaret Van B. Cole
Joanna Meyer Cooper Richard E. Cordray
Virginia Butts Cryer
Irving Eugene Dayton
Sue Hiett McEldowney Dean
Ann Caywood Meckes
Detwiler
Iris Miroy Dibner
Peter Dodge
Barbara Jean Babcock
Dolliver
Philip Keller Evans
Wendy Hackett Everett
William H. Frederick, Jr.
Edward L. Frost
Lois Ledwith Frost
Harriet Ann Glueck Gales
Edward Lawrence Galligan
Isabel Brown Galligan
Alice Higley Gilbert
Philip Louis Gilbert
Michael A. Glucksman
Dorothy F. Gotwald
Simon Philip Goudsmit
Erling Henry Haabestad, Jr.
Marian V. Ham
Barbara Darrow Hays
Samuel Pfrimmer Hays
Helen McDowell Hill
John E. Houtman
Nancy Twitchell Hunter
Richard M. Hurd

Peter W . Kaiser
Grisella Chrystie Hall Kerr
Robert Garlin Kuller
Esther Hallett Leeds
Dorothy Seiler Longaker
Mary Burnside Mangelsdorf
John Brooks McCrory
Rüth Monk Myers
Jane Blair Nash
Francis Tim Nicholson
Garland Brace Overton, IH
John Glenn Parrish, Jr.
Elizabeth Thurman Powell
Carolien Hayes Powers
William M. Pye, Jr.
Edward Byrd RawSon
Nancy Bumholz Rawson
Robert Louis Roemer
Amy Roosevelt
Carolie Roundy
Edward Lehman Ruhe
Marge Pearlman Scheuer
Walter Scheuer
Marjory Clough Schweriner
Richard W . Schweriner
Edwin C. Sevringhaus
Jane Jones Smith
Gavin P. Spofford
Roland P. Stratton, Jr.
Beth Ash Strode
Dorothy Louise Swerdlove
Harriet Inglesby Thomas
May Logan Thomson
Laura Clare Johnson Townes
John Morris Trimmer
Betty Mack Twarog
Eloise Schlichting Twombly
Richard C. Unger
Rolf Valtin
Robert Howard Vernon
Ruth Vogt
Eleanor Wickes Waldrop
John Calely Wentz ,
Robert VanDuyne Whitman
Sue Grau Williams
CLASS OF 1949
Chairman!
Chalmers C. Stroup, Jr.
Barbara L. Aeschliman
Murray G. Albertson
Rolf Otto Amann
Robert M. Amussen
David E. Armington
Winston S. Bailey
Norman William Baker
Robert Burke Benham
Daniel N. Beshers
Roger Birdsell, Jr.
Robert K. Bissell
Charles Bradfield Bodine
Rocco Louis Bonavita
Brigitte Frankel Bowman
Joann Broadhurst
Theodore R. Bromwell
Virginia Stem Brown
Charles M. Bush
Doris Jeanette Campbell
George W. Carow
Edward M. Clark
William A. Clark, Jr.
A. Thacher Clarke
Alice B. Clifford
Forrest S. Compton
Charles M. Conver
Arden Fish Cordray
William L. Cornog, Jr.
Jane Gross Corson
Gloria Lane Cushing
Zlata Demerec Dayton
Edwin W. Dennison
Daniel P. Detwiler
Jane deVries
Walter S. R. Dickinson, Jr.
James M. Dolliver
Herbert S. Dordick
Selma Jane Eble
Ernst Epstein
Richard W. Everett
Michael J. Fabrikant
Joyce Favorite
John W. Fiske
Robert B. Frear
Ruth Friedenthal
Alice Heyroth Gifford
Howard S. Gilliams
Morton J. Gollub
Donald Jay Gordon
Richard S. Green
Rachel Thies Hare
Eric G. Heinemann
Mary Lee Schell Herndon
Charles John Hesner
Robert Warren Hillegass
William James Hirsch
Norman Lloyd Houlberg

William N. Hunter, Jr.
William Bates Jameson
Wilmer A. Jenkins, 2nd
Herbert Kaiser
Clem M. Kashmar
John I. Kennedy
Joyce B. Kidder
Morton C. Kimball
Richard W. Kirschner
Philip N. Kniskem
Roy F. Knudsen
John B. Koelle
Arnold I. Krell
Elizabeth A. Kschinka
John Ladd
Barbara E. Lea
Walter H. Leser
Joan LeVino
Betty Jo Larsh Lewis
Lloyd William Lewis
Susan M. Lurie Lichten
William L. Lichten
George Wm. Lloyd
Richard P. Longaker
Frank J. Ludemann
William H. Matchett
Margaret Louise MacLaren
Ruth Wilcox Mahler
Paul C. Mangelsdorf, Jr.
Thomas B. McCabe, Jr.
William J. McMillan
Sara-Page Merritt
Marjorie Louise Merwin
Frank A. Miller
Stephen Mucha
Carl G. Mueller
Barbara Holly Muller
James A. Mumper
Albert Thomas Murri
John Logan Need
Barbara Ann Nelson
Thomas G. Nichols
Jean Michener Nicholson
Mary Cushing Niles
Robert Z. Norman
Maralyn R. Orbison
Barbara A. Beebe Parrish
Christian H. Pedersen
Edward B. Perkins
Jean Marion Ashmead
Perkins
Thomas F. A. Plaut
Colgate S. Prentice
David C. Redding
Fremont G. Redfield
Alan Lee Reinstein
Edward Rivlin
Kay Iris Ropp
Robert J. Rossheim
Gordon H. Rowe, Jr.
Thomas R. Saunders
William C. Schweilde
Kathleen M. Scott
William M. Seiden
Joel L. Siner
William J. Spangler
Richard A. Spierling
Douglas R. Spitz
Chalmers C. Stroup, Jr.
Edith Williams Swallow
Charles E. Taylor, Jr.
Jackson Taylor
R. Hugh Taylor, Jr.
Joan Ellwood Thomas
Margaret Ann Thomson
George F. Townes
Paul B. Trescott
Ruth Louise Pretzat Trescott
Charlotte Garceau Treuenfels
Catherine T. Underhill
Laura Reppert Unger
Heinz Valtin
Paul W. T. Van der Veur
Richard W . Walkling
Lawrence Weiskrantz
Kathleen Blau Weisman
Lisbeth R. Wertheimer
Betty Lee White
Margaret S. White
William H. Will
Joan U. Williams „
David K. Wifheford
David Rutter Work
Theodore P. Wright, Jr.
Douwe B. Yntema
CLASS OF 1950
Chairman:
James I. Reilly
John Walberg Anderson
Anonymous
E. Boyd Asplundh
Elizabeth M. Ayer
Arpine Levoniaii Baghdoyan
Patricia Ann Ballagh
Samuel Richard Barol

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William T. Battin
Frank Andrew Beldecos
Esther Jones Bissell
William H. Boyce, 2nd
William E. Bradley
Philip W . Brickner
Dorothy Jane Brodie
Janet L. Rentschler Brooks
Richard C. Brown
Robert B. Brown
James G. Carson
E. Joseph Chamy
Bolling Byrd Clarke
Elizabeth B. Clum
Richard R. Curtin
Richard T. Cushing
Edith Thatcher DeBurlo
Laura Buck Dennison
Priscilla Peirce deVeer
John A. deVeer
Roy M. Dickinson
David H. Doehlert
Janet Hostetter Doehlert
W . Bruce Douglas
Margery Robie Downey
William W . Downey, Jr.
Mary Janet Dunn
Elsa Victoria Ebeling
A. Ross Eckler
Patricia Ann Edwards
Alice Hay Enders
Allen C. Enders
Frank P. Felton, III
James A. Fligg, Jr.
Nancy Abbott Foster

Heloise Albritton Frame
Andrew Frank
Christopher Fried
John W. Frommer, Jr.
Bernard A. Fusaro
William W. Gifford
John L. Giles
Marjorie C. Bertoletti Giles
Hope Sieck Gilliams
Jean Abbott Goertner
John F. Goertner
Dona Carrington Goudsmit
Jeffery W . Griest
Anne Rogers Gruenberg
Gwendolyn L. Hamilton
Lucille Anne Handwerk
Marion June Harkness
Robert E. Harris
Margaret Hench
Rudolf Ernest Hirsch
Louis N. Howard
Edwin J. Kacprzyk
Dorothy Morrow Kennedy
Iris Costikyan Kinnard
Joséphine S. Krimsky
George Adrian Kuyper, Jr. ,
Patricia Anne Lackey
Stuart C. Lane
Elliot R. Lang
John K. Lawrence
Louis E. Levy
Shifra Levy
James P. Lewis
Robert G. McBride
Thomas E. McCarthy

Glenna Marie Bovee
McKnight
James T. McKnight
John H. McLagan
Edward Mahler
Richard G. Mason
Ruth Hope Merson
Orrick Metcalfe, Jr.
Clayton L. Miller
Sidney H. Mitchell
Gordon C. Mochel
J. Thomas Montgomery
Shirley May Bryan Mucha
Peter B. Murray
Katashi Oita
Marcia E. Olds
Gerard K. O’Neill
Sylvia Turlington O’Neill
Myra Joan Pfau
Polly Pinsker
John Piper
Carol Amster Rivlin
Gertrude G. Joch Robinson
T. Thacher Robinson
Hermann Roether
Ralph L. Roy
Robert E. Sanders
Andrew Segal
J. Buckley Shane
Georgianna Burch Shepard
Charles D. Smith
Richard N. Smith
Frank Solomon, Jr.
Marion W. Sonnenfeld
Dirk J. Spruyt

L. Janney Stabler, Jr.
Carol H. Stein
Alden Stevenson
Alice Gayley Stone
William F. Strauss
R. W ood Tate
Georgeann C. Thomas
Robert K. Thomas
Mary Jane Hooper Thompson
Jane Totah
Edgar Allen Van Deusen
Diane Evans Vernon
Alice Phair Walkling
Dorothy E. Watt
William Deering Webster
James W . Weston
Anthony Lee W olfe
Marianne Leas W olfe
Charles W . W ood
Stephen A. Zellerbach

CLASS OF 1953
Gertrude M. Brenken
Ann D. Kesten
Walter John Szramiak
Francis B. Walton

CLASS OF 1951
Diane Duke Amussen
Roberta M. Grower Carey
Helen Leeds Cushman
Christine Meyers Jameson
Joy Sundgaard Kaiser
Sarah Hyslop Spofford

SPECIAL AND HONORARY
Ruth Potter Ashton
Brand Blanshard
Janet Bourne
Edward Cratsley
Hadassah Moore Leeds
John W. Nason
L. Benjamin Palmer, Treas.
Swarthmore Tennis Club
Luis Sierra
Franklin Willard Smith
Harriet M. Welsh
Eleanor Goddard Worthen

CLASS OF 1952
Morel Baquie Jones
Robert L. Sumner, Jr.
Mary Avery Witten

CLASS OF 1954
Walter B. Christman
NAVY
Joseph T. Labrum, Jr.
Morgan L. Miller
Charles C. Timm
PREP
Laura Beardsley
James Bonner, Jr. (Deceased)
E. Hibberd Lawrence
Beatrice Magill Robinson

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Non-Alumni Parents
Mrs. Ivan Rupert Adams
Dr. & Mrs. Errett C. Albritton
Mr. Arthur T. Alike
Mrs. Rose S. Allen
Mr. Samuel J. Arsht
Mr. Ernest E. Ash
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Ayer
Mr. & Mrs. John Gordon Baquie
Dr. & Mrs. Jules Bebie
Dr. & Mrs. Aaron Bell
Mrs. Helen Chrystal Bender
Mr. Oscar G. Bender
Mr. Stanley T. Bennett
Mrs. Mamie B. Blumenthal
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Brauch
Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Breckenridge
Mrs. Marie H. Briehl
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Brightman
Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. George Calingaert
Mr. Samuel M. Carver
Rev. & Mrs. J. Russell Chandler
Mrs. Russell Chapman
Mr. Peter Chomiak
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cliffe
Mr. & Mrs. J. Marshall Cole
Mr. Charles E. Coleman
Mr. George R. Cooley
Mr. James W. Corey
Dr. Morris Cornfeld
Rt. Rev. & Mrs. Lloyd R. Craighill
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Dana
Mr. Paul Gray Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Willard L. Dayton
Mr. Benedict S. Deinard
Mr. Dean Dinwoodey
Mr. Arthur Donow
Mrs. William B. Ebeling
Mr. Herbert B. Ehrmann
Dr. & Mrs. Stephan Epstein
Mr. & Mrs. Raphael Esmerian

Dr. & Mrs. James M. Faulkner
Dr. Jacob Fine
The Honorable Ralph E. Flanders
Dr. Paul Frank
Mr. Joseph J. Gabel
Mr. John N. Garver
Mr. Cyrus Stokes Gentry
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E. Glucksman
Mrs. I. Cyrus Gordon
Dr. Ferenc Grossman
Dr. Luther Gulick
Mr. & Mrs. Wilder H. Haines
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Heavenrich
Mrs. Atcheson L. Hench
Dr. Francis F. Heyroth
Mr. Ralph C. Hill
Mr. G. G. Holbrook
Mr. & Mrs. Saburo Inouye
Mr. Edward Jahoda
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Jameson
Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Johnson, Jr.
Dr. Julian Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Harold F. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. George Kahlenberg
Mrs. Arthur E. Keay
Mr. Charles F. Kellers
Mr. Clarence B. Kenney
Mr. Howard Langdon King
Mr. Louis K. Kislik
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Klaber
Dr. Joseph Krimsky
Mr. W. Scott Lane
Mr. Harry Lankenau
Mr. W. H. Larsh
Mr. & Mrs. Morris M. Lee
Dr. Isaac Levine
Dr. & Mrs. Abram Levy
Dr. & Mrs. Harry H. Levy
Mr. & Mrs. Lionel F. Levy
Mrs. Marion C. Lewis
Mr. John C. Litt

Dr. Edwin P. Longaker
Dr. Harry Joseph Lowen
Mrs. Bertha Mack
Mr. Harold J. Manson
Mr. & Mrs. Henri L. Marindin
The Hon. & Mrs. Albert B. Maris
Mr. Wesley C. Martin
Cmdr. & Mrs. Josiah Merritt
Mr. Adolph Millman
Mr. Frank R. Morey
Dr. John L. Mott
Mr. Vitalis Nachmias
Dr. Fritz Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Leon J. Obermayer
Dr. William J. Palanky
Rev. & Mrs. Arthur E. Paterson
Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Pedersen
Mrs. Margaret H. Peele
The Honorable Adrian Pelt
Mr. Paul L. Penfield
Mrs. James L. Pennock
Mr. & Mrs. Milo Perkins
Dr. Dryden L. Phelps
Mrs. Henry A. Piper
Mr. & Mrs. Louis L. Popky
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Potthoff
Mr. Charles Mason Powell
Mr. Edward J. Poynton
Dr. Hiram Randall
Mr. Henry Rau, Jr.
Dr. I. S. Ravdin
Mr. Frederic W. Reuter
Dr. Jonathan E. Rhoads
Mrs. Hugh F. Ringo
Mr. Benjamin Rivlin
Dr. & Mrs. Donald E. Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Max Rosen
Mr. Lawrence B. Rossbach
Mrs. Joseph Scattergood
Dr. & Mrs. A. B. Schwartz
Mr. D. L. Sears

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Segal
Dr. & Mrs. Elmer L. Sevringhaus
Dr. A. Maxwell Sharpe
Mrs. S. W. Singer
Mrs. Augusta Slesinger
Mr. William W. Slocum
Mr. & Mrs. Russell D. Snyder
Mrs. William Soherr
Dr. & Mrs. Merrill C. 'Sosman
Mr. George F. Spaulding
Mr. S. Stem
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Stoltze
Mr. Mead W . Stone
Mrs. William E. Sturgeon
Mr. Paul C. Tapley
Mr. John Thies
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth V. Thimann
Dr. Eugene L. Thomas
Mrs. Frances G.. Thompson
Mr. John W. Todd
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. VanDeusen
Mrs. Max Victor
Dr. Selman A. Waksman
Dr. Jacob Walker
Mr. Samuel O. Warburton
Mr. Carl W. Waterson
Mr. Philip D. Wesson
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard R. Wheeler, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin A. Whitman
Mrs. H. L. Winer
Dr. Asher Winkelstein
Mr. L. E. Winkler
Mr. & Mrs, Harry A. Winne
Dr. G. I. Winston
Dr. Florence Clothier Wislocki
Mrs. Howard J. W ood, Sr.
Dr. Philip D. Woodbridge
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore P. Wright
Mr. Theodore O. Yntema
Mr. Robert H. Youman
Mrs. Arthur M. Young
Dr. Frederick A. Zucker

Foundations and Corporations
Catherwood Foundation
Creth and Sullivan

Grant Foundation
Harper Brothers

Presser Foundation
Research Corporation

Scott Paper Company

Friends of Swarthmore
American Veterans’ Committee
Anonymous (2)
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Aydelotte
Mr. Homer D. Babbidge, Jr.
The Honorable Curtis Bok

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Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Clewell
Miss Frances Dickinson (Deceased)
Mr, Frank P. Felton (Deceased)
Mrs. Charles E. Hirst
Mr. Charles F. Jenkins (Deceased)

Mrs. Alma Bennett Jones (Deceased)
Mary W . Lippincott (Deceased)
Mr. David B. Rushmore (Deceased)
Mrs. Philip C. Snow
Miss Mary Laura Sproul (Deceased)

Swarthmore Alumnae Club of Phila.
Dr. Robert M. Walker
Dr. & Mrs. Charles R. Whittlesey
Mr. John C. Wister

The Garnet Letter

RECAPITULATION OF ALUMNI GIFTS BY CLASS
June 30, 1951
THE PARENTS’ COMMITTEE
FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
Chairman
The Honorable Ralph E. Flanders,
The United States Senate,
M. Fred Cartoun,
Chairman of the Board,
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Company
Frank B. Cliffe, Treasurer
H. J. Heinz Company
George R. Cooley,
Investment Banker
Albany, New York
Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Author
Arlington, Vermont
Cyrus S. Gentry, Attorney
Pleasantville, New York
Malcolm M. Hargraves, M.D.
Rochester, Minnesota
Lionel F. Levy, Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John L. Mott, Director *
International House,
New York City
Sterling North, Literary Editor
New York W orld Telegram
Adrian Pelt
United Nations Commissioner
in Libya
Milo Perkins,
Management Consultant
Washington, D. C.
Harry Scherman, President
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.
New York City
Charles Segal, Attorney
New York City
George F. Spaulding, Vice-Pres.
The Northern Trust Company,
Chicago, Illinois
John R. Stoltze, President
Maple Island Farms
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Clarence K. Streit, President
Federal Union, Inc.
Washington, D. C.
Edgar Turlington, Attorney
Peaslee and Turlington
Washington, D. C.
Professor Harold C. Urey
Institute for Nuclear Studies,
Chicago, Illinois
L. E. Winkler, President
Rock Island Refining Corp.,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Florence Clothier Wislocki, M.D.
Milton, Massachusetts

C lass

No. OF
D onors

% P a r t ic i
PATION

A lu m n i
F und

T otal C o n ­
t r ib u t io n s

1878
through
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900

83
21
17
14
9
7
14

34.15
' 47.72
39.53
41.17
21.95
28.00
32.55

$10,880.00
757.00
3,103.00
1,175.00
390.00
201.00
425.00

$13,880.00
757.00
6,837.00
1,175.00
390.00
201.00
425.00

1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910

23
18
17
17
13
45
36
21
41
28

53.48
32.14
36.95
41.46
24.52
60.81
54.54
39.62
43.61
36.84

764.00
2,992.00
1,268.00
558.00
1,145.00
2,193.00
3,200.00
1,514.00
1,208.00
2,585,00

764.00
2,992.00
1,313.00
558.00
13,645.00
2,193.00
3,200.00
1,514.00
1,208.00
2,685.00

1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920

35
41
38
39
39
47
45
30
39
43

35.00
45.05
32.20
33.05
35.45
43.11
36.58
25.42
30.70
36.13

1,496.00
1,690.00
1,965.00
3,675.00
3,789.00
1,689.00
3,030.00
1,943.50
1,980.50
519.00

1,496.00
2,315.00
1,965.00
3,675.00
18,914.00
1,689.00
3,036.00
1,943.50
1,980.50
519.00

1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930

49
39
49
44
60
72
79
62
56
50

24.74
20.74
32.02
25.58
38.96
42.85
43.88
36.04
35.44
33.78

883.50
1,675.00
1,782.50
1,039.00
1,708.50
1,175.50
1,706.00
1,317.00
1,643.00
1,012.00

883.50
1,675.00
1,782.50
1,039.00
1,881.50
1,175.50
1,706.00
1,317.00
1,643.00
1,012.00

1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940

91
46
54
56
42
56
78
77
76
70

50.27
26.74
29.67
29.47
26.92
33.13
38.61
36.15
40.21
31.11

1,631.51
868.50
1,341.50
1,142.50
463.00
946.50
1,196.00
1*087.75
1,114.50
629.00

1,646.51
868.50
1,341.50
1,142.50
463.00
946.50
1,196.00
1,087.75
1,114.50
629.00

1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950

96

50.52
39.53
34.84
34.48
29.41
32.09
29.32
33.71
43.14
34.38

736.41
730.50
2,085.00
891.48
695.50
736.50
504.50
975.45
841.10
955.50

736.41
730.50
2,085.00
94L50
695.50
736.50
504.50
975.45
841.10
955.50

68
100

70
75
78
61
88

151
131

x-51
x-52
x-53
x-54

6

3
3
1

15.00
25.00
16.20
1.00

15.00
25.00
16.20
1.00

Special
Honorary
Prep
Navy

9
2
4
3

481.00
115.00
257.00
14.50

481.00
115.00
257.00
14.50

$90,574.42

$125,947.42

TOTAL

2,975

36.00

29
October, 1951

H O M E C O M IN G D A Y
November 17, 1951
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T ic k e ts a v a ila b le at th e d o o r .

ALU M N I DANCE

in P a rrish

The Swarthmore-Haverford soccer game will be played Friday, November 16th, at
Haverford.

Tim e: 2: 30 P . M.