Identifier: afterfiveyearsqu1908prin (find matches)
Title: After five years : the quinquennial record of the class of 1908, Princeton university
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Princeton University. Class of 1908 Clothier, Robert C. (Robert Clarkson), 1885-1970
Subjects: Princeton University
Publisher: (Princeton?) : The Class
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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Woman Suffrage cannot claim Jupe as an ardent supporter. He writes: I see no reason why women should go to such pains (to herself and innocent by-standers) to demonstrate that she is mans equal when the consensus of opinion is that she is his superior. As to hobbies, Jupe writes Motoring. I have a friend whose father has a Ford. So is it with the most of us! For exercise, tennis has the call. Jupe has been playing in a number of tournaments. Reading: Mostly law. However, I have dabbled in some history, not much fiction. Most of my reading is along special lines of research. Jupe has been active in social work. He writes: Am a member of the local Y. M. C. A. Have a class of high school boys during the winter. Have made talks to high schools along lines represented by the principles of the Boy Scouts. Was until recently a Scout Master. In our state we have an organization of laymen to supplement the shortage of pastors. Have made talks throughout the state to help keep alive the weaker churches.
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o <a 5 2 g S o 2 M S D S ^ c« M Canada, the South and the East have seen Jupe on his various travels since graduation. In politics he has taken a fairly lively interest. In the state senatorial contest in 1911, he entered the fight to defeat Senator Percy and Governor Vardaman—but unfortunately Governor Vardaman was elected. Jupe is a Democrat. ELLIOT REDFIELD ANDREWS (p) Berwyn, Illinois (b) Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., Central National Bank Building, St. Louis, Missouri Born December 9, 1884, at Chicago. Son of Wilber Jerome Andrews of Chicago, and Ada Redfield Andrews of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Prepared at Medill High School, Chicago, and Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois. Member of the Princeton Club of New York. Subscribes to the Memorial Fund. Attended the First, Third and Fifth Annual Reunions. Bachelor. After graduation Andy moved all his household goods to New York ,where he became secretary to George A. Beaton, president of the Seaboard Portland Cement Company. This position h

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