Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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104 HISTORY OF 1916 S. 4 s 7 UMW 514 5, ,A ?3'a ob X . X! K W Mics- Undergraduate Discipline Committee. Interfraternity Council. Junior Promenade Committee. Senior Promenade Committee. Chairman of Senior Council. Aurelian Society. Elizabethan Club. Southern Club. Andover Club. International Polity Club. Chi Phi and York Hall. He roomed with Book Russell, at 82 Wall Street, in Freshman year, With Russell, Hal Tearse and Julie Burnham, at York Hall, in Junior year, and with Russell, Tearse and Bob Giliillan in Senior year, at York Hall. Dulaney took the Select Course, and at present is undecided as to his future Held of work. His address is Pewee Valley, Ky. WILLIIXM DURFEE, JR. Bill was born December 30, 1892, in Fall River, Mass. His father, William Durfee, was born in 1865 in Fall River, and is there engaged in the real estate business, and is president and manager of an ice company, His mother's maiden name Was Bertha Elizabeth Monarch. William has two brothers and one sisterf Bill prepared at the Lincoln Grammar School, and at Phillips- Andover. He Went out for Water polo and football, and was on

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 103 xl 1 skis I V X6 E xk s f f rif f ,. .: .L i , 1 5 He prepared at the Wichita High School, and entered from the Freshman Class of Fairmount College. He was graduated from Yale with the degree of B.A. in 1915, and entered our Class in Senior year, to take up engineering. Alpha Chi Rho. Phi Beta Kappa. Sigma Xi. He roomed at 310 York Street, with B. E. Lockwood and T. L. Clarke. DuBois took the Civil Engineering Course, and now plans to Work at that profession. He may be addressed at 232 North Emporia Avenue, Wichita, Kans. WOODFORD HECTOR DULANEY Hee was born in Pevvee Valley, Ky., June 29, 1893, and still calls that place his home. His father, Robert Lee Dulaney, was born in Louisville, Ky., April 1, 1865, and spent the most of his life there, Where he was a banker. He died in Pewee Valley in 1893. Mrs. Dulaney lived in Louisville, Ky., before her marriage, her name was Annie McAfee. Vlfoodford is the only child. He prepared at the Louisville High School, and at Andover. He received general two-years honors, and the Stone Trust Cor- poration prizc in Spanish. Captain of the Class Baseball Team.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 105 SAY' Dfxwcuwe If Gun' YER KlPDldxl F K x gg llllmmllwn Ex 1 VS , mln .5 0, ' the water polo squad. He has been active in social Work, and has participated in Bible-study and industrial class work. Andover Club. Triennial Committee. Berzelius and Colony Club. He roomed with Tug Wilson, Chub and Bill Sheldon in Freshman year, at 389 Temple Street, with Wilson, at 17 Hill- house Avenue, in Junior year, and with Rock Keeney and Neil Smith, in Senior year, at 17 Hillhouse Avenue. 1 Durfec took the Select Course, and may go into business, but is undecided. His permanent address is 6 North Main Street, Fall River, Mass. WILLIAM EASTON, 2D Bill was born in Loudonville, N. Y., July 10, 1893, a son of Edward Easton and Sarah Francis CJonesj Easton, both of Albany, N. Y. Mr. Easton is in the lumber business. There were eight sons and four daughters in this family, nine now living. Edward Easton, Jr., 1902, and Conde P. Easton, 1918 S., are brothers. He prepared at the Albany Academy, at Exeter, and at the Lawrenceville School. Heplayed halfback on the 1914-15 Foot-