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Zeke Ufass of I6196' GEORGE HAVEN ABBOTT Was born in Charleston, S. C., October 7th, 1876. He is the son of T. J. Abbott, a minister. He spent his life before entering college in Brookline, N. H., and prepared for college at Tilton Seminary. JAMES FRANK ADAMS Texas, joe Bailey Was born in Kentucky, july 6th, 1876, but later moved to Texas. He attended Calhoun and Baylor Colleges, taking a degree at the latter, and, receiving there his Preparation, entered our class in its Senior year. His father, E. J. Adams, himself a college graduate, is a lumber dealer. CARROLL STORRS ALDEN Was born March 15th, 1876, in Medina, Ohio. 'After attending Beloit College for three years he entered Yale '98 in its Senior year. His father, Rev. E. jud- son Alden, is a Congregational minister and a graduate Of Dartmouth College.

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YALE '98 CLASS Book. THOMAS ALLEN, SD Eye-Puller, Hat-Box Took his place in St. Louis September 8th, 1877. He combines Scotch, French, and English stock, being the son of George W. Allen, of St. Louis, a graduate of Washington University. An uncle preceded him at Yale, graduating in '82, and two of his Way-back ances- tors took Harvard degrees. Tommy prepared at Belmont, Mass. Relatives have graced Harvard and Union. CARL EMANUEL ANDREEN Spieler Was born in Swedona, Ill., the 28th of November, 1872, and has spent his life since then in various parts of the United States. His father, Andrew An- dreen, is a minister. A brother graduated here in '94, and is now on the Yale Faculty. Two other brothers graduated at Bethany, where the subject of our sketch prepared for Yale. WILLIAM WHITING ANDREWS, IR. Waldorf, Jap Was born in Cleveland, O., October 17th, 1874, where he has since spent his life. He prepared for Yale at Taft's and Andover. He is the son of William Whiting Andrews, a retired lawyer of Cleveland, and a gradu- ate of Western Reserve College. Too many relatives to put down have graduated at Yale, and a grandfather favored Union.