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

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II4 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. year at New York University and a similar period at Ohio Univer- sity, where he became a member of Theta Chi. He has majored in science and economics and is a member of Pierson College. He was on the Pierson Wrestling Team in Iunior year and on the University Wrestling Squad as a Senior. He roorned alone while at Yale. lack is planning to go into busi- ness after he completes his college course. Mail will reach him if sent to Box 64, Massapequa, Long Is- land, N. Y. l Y. SALVATORE ANDREW CARRANO, Sal, was born in New Haven on February 2, IQIS. He is the son of Anthony and Colette CPintoj Carrano and has two brothers and seven sisters. Entering Yale from the New Haven High School, he held the Philo Chatfield Hotchkiss Memo- rial Scholarship and was a scholar of the second rank as a Freshman. In Sophomore year he received one-year honors for excellence in all studies. Sal was a member of the Vanderbilt Swimming Team and Crew in Iunior year and be- longs to Alpha Phi Delta. He has lived at home all four years. Sal intends to continue his stud- ies in analytical chemistry in the Yale Graduate School next year. His permanent address is 211 Greene Street, New Haven, Conn. FRANKLIN CARTER, 313, Frank,,' was born in Winchester, Mass., Iune 16, 1913, and has also lived in London and in Greenwich and New Canaan, Conn. His father, Franklin Carter, Ir., who re-

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BIOGRAPHIES 113 mained with our Class until November of Iunior year, took the course in electrical engineering. He lived at home while enrolled at Yale. Mail will reach him if sent to 273 Lloyd Street, New Haven, Conn. ANDREW THOMAS CALLAN, Andy, was born in Flushing, N. Y., December 23, 1911. He is the son of Iames Philip Callan, who died on October 14, 1932, and Anne QCarolanj Callan. Andy has three brothers and four sisters. He prepared for college at the Flushing High School and the Milford School and has take11 the course in applied economic sci- ence. He had a second rank stand in his Freshman year and played on the Hockey and Football teams that year and on the Uni- versity Football Team for the next three years, he has numerals in football and hockey and a ma- jor Y in football. He served on the University Budget Committee in Sophomore year, was on the Iunior Prom Committee, and is sports editor of the Senior Class Book and a member of the Class Day Committee. Andy belongs to St. Anthony and Delta Psi and to the Aurelian Honor Society. He roomed with Dugan in Freshman and Sophomore years and subse- quently with Wheeler. His permanent address is 168-19 Bayside Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. IOHN M. CARNEY, IR., Iack,U was born in New York City, August 21, 1913, but for the past eight years his home has been at Massapequa, Long Island. He is the son of Iohn M. Carney, who received an LL.B. at Washington University in 1902, and Char- lotte E. Carney. Iack has one sister. He received his preparation for college at the Lindenhurst High School and before entering Yale as a Iunior with our Class spent a

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BIOGRAPHIES 115 ceived a B.A. at Yale in 1900 and an LL.B. in 1903, died Ianuary 12, 1926, and his mother, Marion Phelps CGuttersonj Carter, died on March 20, 1929. Frank has a sister and two brothers, one of whom is William P. Carter, ,38, and he is a grandson of Franklin Carter, who received an honorary degree at Yale in 1874. He prepared for college at the Sheringham House School in London and at the Adirondack- Florida School, and at Sheff he has majored in physics. He had a second rank stand in Freshman year, was awarded a mathematics prize in Sophomore year, and re- ceived general two-year honors as a Iunior. Frank was on the Fresh- man Fencing Team, and he is a member of Davenport College and of the Radio and Mathematics clubs. He roomed alone in Freshman year, with Makepeace as a Sophomore, and since then with M. B. Canning, '35. After a period of graduate work, he expects to become a physicist. Mail will reach him if sent in care of R. R. Williams, Greenley Road, New Canaan, Conn. WILLIAM THOMAS CAR- , TER, 30, Bill,', was born on Iune 6, 1913, in Houston, Texas, the son of William Thomas Carter, Ir., who attended the University of Chicago, and Lillian QNeu- hausj Carter. His brother, Victor N. Carter, is a member of the Class of 1938. Bill, whose preparation for col- lege was received at the Lawrence- ville School, has taken the course in chemical engineering at Yale. In Freshman year he was a scholar I of the second rank and was on 7 l