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CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
the association for 1925-26 are: President, Robert E. Treman '09;
Vice-President, James O. Winslow '11; Treasurer, Clark S. Northup
'93; Secretary, Foster M. Coffin '12, Room 31, Morrill Hall, Ithaca.
The secretary keeps a list of the names and addresses of the class
secretaries.
THE CORNELLIAN COUNCIL
The Cornellian Council was organized in 1908 to enlist the general
body of alumni in the financial support of the University. Its active
members are persons representing all the classes graduated from the
University and forty alumni elected by the Council itself as members
at large. The Council maintains a paid executive staff and conducts
a continuous campaign for subscriptions. Its collections, constituting
the Alumni Fund, are paid directly into the treasury of the Univer
sity. From this fund the Board of Trustees of the University an
nually makes an appropriation for such purposes as it may choose.
The officers of the Council for 1925-26 are: President, Harrison D.
McFaddin '94; Vice-President, Maxwell M. Upson '99; Executive
Committee, the officers above named and J. DuPratt White '90,
Jervis Langdon '97, Frank E. Gannett '98, R. Verne Mitchell '07,
Walter L. Todd '09, Creed W. Fulton '09, and Edward G. MacArthur
'11. The Executive Secretary of the Council is Harold Flack '12,
Room 32, Morrill Hall, Ithaca.
FEDERATION OF CORNELL WOMEN'S CLUBS
The Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs was organized in 19 14
for the purpose of furthering the interests of Cornell University and
in particular the interests of Cornell women. Its members are the
individual members of alumnae clubs and such other Cornell women,
not affiliated with any club, as may wish to pay the annual dues of
fifty cents. The officers of the Federation for 1924-25 are : President,
Margaret L. Stecker '06; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Finis E. Yoakum
'11, Mrs. Thomas Turnbull, III '14, and Mrs. R. Warren Sailor '09;
Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Dorothy Winner '16.
CLASS MEMORIALS
(The memorial gifts of classes graduating in late years have been sums of
money or pledges of money for the general support of the University.)
Class of 1872 Seventy-two elm trees bordering President's Avenue and the
northern half of East Avenue.
Class of 1873 Drinking fountain in front of McGraw Hall.
Class of 1877 Gift for memorial room in one of the dormitories.
Class of 1878 The Class Pipe.
Class of 1879 Bronze tablet containing bust of Bayard Taylor, in Sage Chapel.
Class of 1883 Portrait of Professor William Dexter Wilson, D.D., LL.D.. in
the University Library.
Class of 1884 Portrait of Professor Charles Chauncey Shackford, A.M., in the
University Library.
Class of 1885 Statue of Augustus Caesar in the Museum of Casts.
Class of 1886 The '86 Memorial Prize in declamation.