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

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252 HISTORY OF 1916 S. gf ' ff KU ,,f'59 'fl -if X ff W E l E ss S f' 5 ' E 7 a E ll 43 E -1 .L 'liUH lw .'il!ufWlff4,.ff wh ,X ll v, ll --wane Story took the Select Course, and will probably' take the Shelf graduate course in business administration. His permanent address is 15 South Hickory Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. WILLIAM HOWARD S'rovALL, J R. Dink was born in Stovall, Coahoma County, Miss., February 18, 1895. His father, VVilliam Howard Stovall, was born in Columbus, Tenn., February 20, 1834, and is a cotton planter at Stovall, Miss., the firm being XVilliam H. Stovall Ka Son. His mother's name was Roberta Franks, and her home was in La Grange, Texas. There were two children in the family, Howard is the only one living. He prepared at Lawrenceville. He was out for the crew in Freshman year, and went out for wrestling in Senior year. Yale Battery. Secretary of Southern Club. Lawrenceville Club. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. He roomed at 125 High Street, with C. W. Betts, in Freshman year 5 at 133 College Streetgin Junior and Senior years, with William Easton, 2d, C. W. Betts, and Arthur M. Milburn. Stovall took the Select Course, and will enter the University of Wisconsin Agricultural College, ultimately going in for

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 251 wax iv Ei A xv' L 21 LEA X -i ' f Z,,.f-LYKLF ,,,J- I! ' ., gjjfc' -,iii J:- . ACL, university. He is undecided between law and the banking business. He may be addressed at 5021 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. BENJAMIN SPRAGUE STORY Ben was born in Chillicothe, Ohio, December 24, 1893. His father, Willard Austin Story, was born in Medford, Mass., in 1856, and spent most of his life in Ohio, where he was a railroad contractor. He has retired from business. His mother, who also lived in Chillicothe before her marriage, was Annie Smith Frost. There were Hve children in the family, two are deceased. Willarcl F. Story, 1908 S., is a brother. - He prepared at the Chillicothe COhioj High School, and at the University School, Cleveland. He made the second honor roll, was on the Freshman Track Team, and the 1915 Varsity Track Team, winning numerals. General two-year honors. Ber- zelius and Colony Club. Secretary, Sheffield Student Council, Class Book Committee. He roomed with Sam D. Bridge in Freshman year, at 124 Wall Street, Junior year with Art Seeligson, Red Hayes, Bill Savage, Greg Comstock and E. Fitz- gerald. at 126 Wall-St1'eetg at the same address in Senior year, with Hayes, Fitzgerald, Wlalter Day, Comstock and Savage.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 253 -1-NL R an ' C K PUU 5 70? ou' I 1 scientific farming. His address is Stovall, Coahoma County, Miss. X vi i x. E N or .I ' 1 I N . 3' JE swf - Jk . F! ll - QE ii gli s . 5 X - ' ., ff VY' cm: EARLE HOWARD Scnown Bill was born in New Haven, Conn., August 29, 1895, the only child of Burton Howard and Bertha Bell CKQ-zlseyj Stowe. His