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

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280 HISTORY OF 1916 S. expects to enter the Medical School. His address is 439 Edgewood Avenue, New Haven, Conn. l fknr I if ' Q f WSU?-EKPJ. KZ! 16131, Je, Q ' 17 if ,Q Q U Q ,f 2k -'-'K'fKi ' DOUGLAS KENT WARNER Doug was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., December 16, 1894. His father, Edwin Gaylord Warner, Ph.D., was born in Wiscoiisin, November 30, 1862, and was graduated from Amherst in 1885. Since then he has been a professor in Latin at the Polytechnic Preparatory School, in Brooklyn, N. Y. His mother 's name is Euphemia Lawson, and her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. There were four sons and three daughters in the family, two are deceased. He prepared at the Polytechnic Preparatory School in Brook- lyn. He was on the Freshman Mandolin Club, and has con- tributed to the Sheff Monthly, is a member of the Industrial Service Committee, and has worked among the Italian people of New Haven. He roomed alone Freshman and Junior years, at 82 Wall and 333 York streets, Senior year he lived with Merritt VV. Treat, at 175 Van Sheff. Warner took the Mechanical Engineering Course, and will return to Shed for a post-graduate course. His address is 56 Montgomery Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES ' 279 WILMARTH BRADFORD WALKER Brad was born in New Haven, Conn., November 30, 1895, the only son of Abel Wilmarth VValker and Halle Mansfield QBeersD Walker. His father was born in Pontiac, Mich., and has spent most of his life in New Haven, Conn., where he is purchasing agent and manager of the plumbing supply department of C. S. Mersick 85 Company. Mrs. Walker died in April, 1916. Brad has one sister. Jay G. Eldridge, '96g Edward M. Walker, '00 S., George E. Nichols, '04, and Lyman B. Bunnell, '17 S., are relatives. Brad prepared at the New Haven High School He was a member of the Freshman, Apollo and University Glee clubs, and was an associate member of the Dramatic Association. He did religious and social 'work during his college course, having taught not only in his own Sunday School, but a class at the Italian Mission. He also assisted in dramatics at the Lowell House. Honors in chemistry and physics. He lived at home in Freshman and Junior years, and with E. B. Hunn and W. H. Fowler, at 141 Van Sheff, in Senior year. VValker entered the Mechanical Engineering Course, but at the end of Freshman year changed to the Biology Course, and

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 281 ' ff' -mugs , JULIAN CHAMBERS WARNER ' J. C. was born in Hartford, Conn., April 15, 1895. He is the only child of Herbert Otis and Mary Ruth QChambersj Warner, both of Hartford, where his father was born September 9, 1861. He is assistant cashier of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. Julian prepared at the Hartford Public High School. He was interested in a class of boys at the Orange Street Boys, Club in his Freshman year, and continued in the same line of work throughout the course. Honors in mathematics. He roomed alone in his Freshman year, at 393 Temple Street, Junior year at 114 Van Sheff, with E. M. Wilcox, and Senior year moved to 184 Van Sheff, where he had E. E. Buchanan, Jr., for a roommate. . Warner took the Mechanical Engineering Course, and may continue his studies in the Yale Graduate School. Mail addressed to 22 Marshall Street, Hartford, Conn., will reach him. MAXURICE AMos WIXRNER Mose was born in LaCrosse, VVis., January 19, 1892. His father, Ellsworth Colonel Warner, was born March 31, 1864.