Yale University School of Medicine - Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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THE YEAR BOOK CLIFTGN MATHER COOLEY. CLIFF Clifton Mather Cooley of East Nor- walk, Connecticut, was born july 31, 1881, in East Norwalk. His father is Henry M. Cooley and is a mechanic. He prepared for college at New York Preparatory School and in his freshman and sophomore years roomed at 919 Howard avenue, alone. in his junior and senior years he lived at 371 Crown street, rooniing in his junior year with I. H. Noyes and alone in his senior year. He will probably specialize in surgery. Apj70lntme1zt to New Harm: Hospital, New Havezzt. Skull and Sceptre. ALFRED CARLTGN GILBERT. HGILU and 'KS KULLY.U Alfred Carlton Gilbert of Portland, Gregon, was born in Salem, Oregon, February 15, 1882. His father is Frank Gilbert and was a banker but has retired from business. He prepared for college at University of Oregon Academy and in his freshman and sophomore years roomed at 146 York street with Charles Tillotson, and his junior and senior years at 12o York street with R. H. Cary. He was voted as having done the most for Yale of his class. IrN7ft77ZC7'0l J and YU man, track and g-QYYIIVIZGSZ-1'll7l,' Holder w01'ld's record pale vault, 1906, Inter-collegiate champion Indian.-club swirzger, IQO6, l1zte1'-e0lleg- late 'clzampzfon middle weight wrestler, 1905-06, Cltamprioa Gyrmlast, Yale Unl- versity, I906,' Yale Gym Team, Yale Track Team, Yale Vlfrestlilzg Team. A.E.I., N.E.N

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THE I EAR BOOK. THOMAS FREDERICK BRoDER-, ICK, JR. CY and 'fBROD. ' Thomas Frederick Broderick, Ir., of Jamaica Plains, Boston, Massachusetts, was born in jamaica Plains, March IO,. 1886. His father is Thomas Frederick Broderick and is a contractor and build-- er. He prepared for college at the Bos- ton Latin School. In his freshman and sophomore years he roomed at 57 Pros-- pect street with joseph F. Keegan and in his junior and senior years he lived at 925 Howard avenue, rooming with H. McGrath. He will settle in jamaica. Plains, Boston. A.K.K. PERLEY BICKFORD CHANDLER, LITTLE EvA, ' SCOUT, and CHAN. Perley Bickford Chandler, of Ladora, Iowa, was born in Cambridge, Illinois,. january 1, 1873. His father, james Chandler, was a farmer Chandler prepared for Coe College at Coe' College Academy. He graduated from Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1904, with a degree of B.A. He re- ceived a degree of BA. from Yale in 1905. In his freshman and sophomore' years in the Medical Department he' roorned at 51 Trumbull street, alone. In his junior and senior years he roomed alone at 63 Grove street. He will do' post-graduate work and expects to enter foreign medical missionary work. I-Ie' was voted the best all-around student and man in the class. Appoilzt-nzeazt to City Hospital, Black- tvelfs Island, New York City. Vice- presidezzvt, and f7'7'L'SI.d6llf, llifedical Y. Ill. C. A., Ediftawfal Board, Yale .Medicaf fozfrnal, '07-'O8. A.E.l., N.2.N.

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THE YEAR BOOK. ,ABRAM ARON I-IERSHMAN. 'iH13Rs11. A Abram Aron Hershrnan of New Haven, Connecticut, was born in New Haven, july 11, 1886. His father is Israel Hershnian and is a merchant. He prepared for college at Hillhouse High School, New Haven, and for the four years of his college course he has lived at home. Apj20'i1fzt11'ze1zt to Lelmnolz Hosfrltul, New York City. V-1'cc-P1'c's1'dc11f, Class 1908, M. S. Yale. HUGH FRANCIS KEATING. H.fxRvEv. Hugh Francis Keating of 'VVallingford, Connecticut, was born in Wlallingford, September 3, 1878. His father is Michael Keating. He was prepared for college by a tutor and in his freshman, sophomore and junior years he lived at home, coin- muting. In his senior year he lived at 371 Crown street, rooming with I. H. Noyes. He was voted the neatest man in his class. Apfzoiizmzeizt to New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn. Skull mid Sccfvf1'c.' fI9.P E.