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

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THE YEAR BOOK JOSEPH E.-XSTMAN SHEEHAN. UJCEIF! Joseph Eastman Sheehan of Wlalling- ford, Connecticut, was born in Vllalling- ford, April 5, 1885. His father was Daniel S. Sheehan and was a merchant. He prepared for college at lalallingford High School and in his freshman year lived at home. In his sophomore year he roomed at I59 York street with C. C. Crummettg in his junior year at IO7Q Chapel street, with P. J. Brennan, and alone in his senior year at 249 Crown street. He expects to do post-graduate work in Germany and will probably spe- cialize in internal medicine. Apjloilztrvzeizt to Sf. VYlillCfZ7lfl5 Hospital, New York City. GOODRICH TRUMAN SMITH. MSCI-IMIDTU and GooDY. ' Goodrich Truman Smith of Wlood- bury, Conecticut, was born in Wloodbury, December 25, 1883. His father was Dudley Smith, a farmer. He prepared for college at Cushing Academy and in his freshman year roomed at III Edg- wood avenue with H. Alleng in his sophomore and junior years at 668 XV est Divinity with C. Mitchell and YN. Hor- ton, in his senior year at 70 Trumbull street, alone. He expects to do post- graduate work in Germany. He was voted the nerviest man in the class. Apj2o'i1Ltme1zt to Harlem Hospital, New York Cityg Editor'-ial Board, Yale rlafedi- cal fozzmal, IQOQ'-8, Verzzozz Hall Club. CIP.l. .A.

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PHE YEAR BOOK. MICHAEL ANTGNINO PARLATO. Michael Antonino Parlato of Derby, Connecticut, was born in Derby, Decem- ber 19, 1884. His father is Antonino Par- lato and is a business man. He prepared at the Grammar High School of Derby and lived at home throughout his college course. Appoizztmelzt to St. RLIPIZCYCIIS Hosjviifzl, New Haven, Cozzizecticzzt. GEORGE JAMES SCHUELE. I DUTcH.a George James Schuele of Chicago, Illi- nois, was born in Quincy, Illinois, Febru- ary 6, 1878. His father is Joseph Schuele and is a designer. He prepared at Northwest Division High School, Chi- cago, and in his freshman year roomed at 925 Howard avenue with M. M. Scar- borough. In his sophomore, junior and senior years he roomed at the same ad- dress, alone. He expects to settle in Newark, N. Appoiaztmefzt to Newark City HOS15l'fGl, Newark, N. f.

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THE YEAR BOOK. EMIL SOROCK. Emil Sorock of Bay City, Michigan, was born in Poltawa, Russia, April 22, 1880. His father was Maurice Sorock and was a plantation owner. He pre- pared at Eastern District High School, Brooklyn, N. Y., and in his freshman year roomed at 25 Bradley street, with Frank Sorockg in his sophomore and junior years at 812 Grand avenue with VVilliam Lippman 5 and in his senior year they roomed together at 279 Crown street. He expects to do post-graduate Work in New York City and Zurich, Switzerland. He was voted the meekest man in the class. PAUL TITUS. T1r13. Paul Titus of Syracuse, N. Y., was born May 6, 1885, in Batavia, N. Y. His father is Wlicks Smith Titus and is a minister. He prepared for college at the Syracuse High School and in his fresh- man year roomed at 925 Howard avenue With J. F. Q'Brieng in his sophomore and junior years with E. Black at 120 York street, and in his senior year with F. L. Forbes at 70 Trumbull street. He expects to do post-graduate work in Ger- many and will probably settle in New York. He will specialize in obstetrics. He was voted the most versatile man in the class. Aljvpoizztuzezzz' to New York Posf-G1'aCl- nate Hospital, New York City, Editor-ial Board, Yale .Medical J07fl7'71Ul, IQO5-6, 1906-7, 1907-8,5 Editor-liz-Clizfef, Year Book, 1908, Med-ical Depa1't'11zent, Yale, lllealzfcal Dejvartmenz' llffember, Graduate School Adt iso1'y Board, Yale Daily News.: Varzzozz Hall Club. A.E.l., N.E.N.,'flH.T'.A.