Hun***kers at Purdue
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Hun***kers at Purdue
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Posted: 24 Jun 2008 4:40PM GMT |
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Surnames: Hunsicker, Hunsiker, Hunsucker, Hunzicker
While researching for the Wikipedia entry, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Frederick_Hunziker, I found the following persons with related surnames listed in Purdue yearbooks.
1905 Debris (Purdue University yearbook, Vol 17)
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9618
Page 111
Samuel Madison Hunsicker, "Sam," Mulberry, Ind.
B. S. in M. E.
Thesis—Tests of a Rider Hot Air Pumping Engine Under Varying Discharge Head.
"Sam" has shot hot air so much around the University that it has become a specialty of his, and so he has pursued his favorite line of work, as can be seen from his above Thesis. He is another one of "Jimmie's" prodigies, having succeeded in working a graft early in his Junior year.
(photo of Hunsicker)
1906 Debris, Vol 18
Page 322
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9393
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 282
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8887
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 222
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8361
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1909 Debris (Purdue University yearbook), Vol 21
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8004
P. 129
Charles Ross Hunsicker, Akron, Ohio. "Hun."
B.S. in M.E. ΑΤΩ. Athletic Association (1) (3) (4).
"Hun" is of the quiet, gentlemanly variety, always unruffled and dignified, when under the possible eye of a prof. But once out with the boys, he is one of the best of "good fellows." During the past year he has added Ladies' Hall to his regular calling list. But in spite of such a handicap, he is finishing strong, right with bunch.
Entry has photo
P. 305
C. R. Hunsiker [sic] (class of 1909)
Member of Purdue's Ohio Club
P. 274
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
[According to Ellis Island records, a Charles R. Hunsicker of Akron, Ohio arrived 13 May 1913 (age 27y, single) on the ship Panama from Cristobal, C.Z., Panama.]
1910 Debris, Vol 22
Page 317
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,7606
Purdue University Military Band
H. Hunsicker, '13 ... Second Cornet
1911 Debris, Vol 23
Page 345
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,32342
Purdue University Band
H. Hunsicker, '13
1913 Debris,
Page 315
Varsovienne Club
H Hunsucker (1913)
1906 Debris, Purdue Univ Yearbook Vol 18
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9397
Page 326
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker (1908)
1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 286
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8891
Phi Kappa Sigma
W. W. Hunzicker (1908)
1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 226
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8365
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker
Page 98
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8233
Walter W. Hunzicker, Marion, Ind., "Hunz."
B. S. in Electrical Engineering. ΦΚΣ. Athletic Association (3) (4). A. I. E. E. (4).
"Hunz" has a formidable way of making you believe his fund of information was the only correct and complete set extant, but on closer investigation he is found to be quite harmless. During his Freshman year he learned to make one cope answer for four patterns and this characteristic followed him through college. If he can't find an easy snap he will likely make one, for his originality has never been known to fail him.
1905 Debris (Purdue University yearbook, Vol 17)
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9618
Page 111
Samuel Madison Hunsicker, "Sam," Mulberry, Ind.
B. S. in M. E.
Thesis—Tests of a Rider Hot Air Pumping Engine Under Varying Discharge Head.
"Sam" has shot hot air so much around the University that it has become a specialty of his, and so he has pursued his favorite line of work, as can be seen from his above Thesis. He is another one of "Jimmie's" prodigies, having succeeded in working a graft early in his Junior year.
(photo of Hunsicker)
1906 Debris, Vol 18
Page 322
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9393
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 282
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8887
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 222
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8361
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
1909 Debris (Purdue University yearbook), Vol 21
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8004
P. 129
Charles Ross Hunsicker, Akron, Ohio. "Hun."
B.S. in M.E. ΑΤΩ. Athletic Association (1) (3) (4).
"Hun" is of the quiet, gentlemanly variety, always unruffled and dignified, when under the possible eye of a prof. But once out with the boys, he is one of the best of "good fellows." During the past year he has added Ladies' Hall to his regular calling list. But in spite of such a handicap, he is finishing strong, right with bunch.
Entry has photo
P. 305
C. R. Hunsiker [sic] (class of 1909)
Member of Purdue's Ohio Club
P. 274
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega
[According to Ellis Island records, a Charles R. Hunsicker of Akron, Ohio arrived 13 May 1913 (age 27y, single) on the ship Panama from Cristobal, C.Z., Panama.]
1910 Debris, Vol 22
Page 317
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,7606
Purdue University Military Band
H. Hunsicker, '13 ... Second Cornet
1911 Debris, Vol 23
Page 345
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,32342
Purdue University Band
H. Hunsicker, '13
1913 Debris,
Page 315
Varsovienne Club
H Hunsucker (1913)
1906 Debris, Purdue Univ Yearbook Vol 18
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9397
Page 326
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker (1908)
1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 286
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8891
Phi Kappa Sigma
W. W. Hunzicker (1908)
1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 226
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8365
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker
Page 98
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8233
Walter W. Hunzicker, Marion, Ind., "Hunz."
B. S. in Electrical Engineering. ΦΚΣ. Athletic Association (3) (4). A. I. E. E. (4).
"Hunz" has a formidable way of making you believe his fund of information was the only correct and complete set extant, but on closer investigation he is found to be quite harmless. During his Freshman year he learned to make one cope answer for four patterns and this characteristic followed him through college. If he can't find an easy snap he will likely make one, for his originality has never been known to fail him.