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

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106 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Z .11 ff :rams WHUM . I ,Z 2 .s VW W. 715 -, -lin r i W ' X Q' 1 QW f x W Q V I... Q ., 44. 'A ball Team, winning his Y and numerals. Mohicans. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. Freshman year he roomed with Charles L. Hunter, at 395 Temple Street, Junior and Senior years with C. W. Betts, W. H. Stovall, Jr., and A. M. Milburn, at 133 College Street. Easton took the Select Course, but does not know what sort of Work he will take up. He may be addressed at Loudonville, N. Y. HOWARD S. EISENBACH Howie was born in New York City, May 1, 1896, the son of Alfred Eisenbach, who was born in Berlin, Germany, in 1873, and lives in New York City, where he is a member of the firm of Eisenbaeh Brothers, merchants. His mother, who lived in New York, was Priscilla Swartz before her marriage. There are three children in the family. He prepared at the Berkeley School, New York City, and since coming to Sheff has contributed to the N ews, Shay? M ootthly, and the Record. He received honors in mathematics in Freshman yyear. Yale Battery. He roomed alone for the entire three years, at 122 Wall Street, in Freshman year, and at 124 and 186 Van Sheff the other years.

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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-

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 107 r G3 A i mfg- fx 2-ff ! lflll f , Eisenbaeh took the course in Chemistry, and will devote him- self to that or an allied subject. His address is 490 West End Avenue, New York City. Au. ni N - - ' S . 3 Wa, I 4' 3 - 4:..,ff1l1 'S -S E 1 E' 5 1 E -5 i 'E Q P E 5255 5 egg- , . EJ fa A E : -f .4 ,, ,I 1 Wfwfff-H x ff s-A -- v w, 'ms .,.. :Q-1 xr' Q-qv' W 0, uns HARVEY JONES ELWELL Harvey was born in VVest Haven, Conn., November 23, 1893. His father, Franklin Jackson Elwell, lived for many years in x X v