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

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126 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. taken the course in applied economic science in Sheff. He was a member of the Freshman Lacrosse Squad and in Sophomore year Went out for the swimming managership. Milt is a member of Franklin Hall and Theta Xi. As a Freshman he roomed with Rey- burn and in Iunior year with Karlson, while in Sophomore and Senior years he lived alone. Upon the completion of his college course, Milt is planning to be- come an accountant. His mailing address will be Prospect, Ky. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD CORBET, IR., Bill, Was born Sep- tember IO, 1914, in Seattle, Wash., the son of William Wakefield and Mary Dering QT0Werj Corbet. He has also lived in Brookville, Pa., and Dallas, Texas. His father 1 graduated from Sheff in 1900 and l received an E.M. degree at C0- lumbia in 1904. Bill has one sister. Entering Yale from the Brook- ville High School, Bill took the course in electrical engineering. He was a scholar of the second rank in Freshman year and re- ceived general one-year honors as a Sophomore. He was on the Freshman Football and Crew squads and in Sophomore year Was elected to the Yale Sciefztific Mnzgazinc, of which he was pic- i torial editor in Senior year. Bill belongs to the Radio Club and to Scroll and Compass and Beta Chi and is a resident member of Cal- houn College. He roomed with W. C. Headley, ,35, in Freshman year, but has since lived alone. His home address is 340 Main Street, Brookville, Pa. THOMAS MILTON COX, IR., Tex, was born in Paris, Texas, on March 31, 1911. He is the son of Thomas Milton and Celeste CLc-:suiurj Cox, and he has one sister. His preparation for college was received at Exeter, and he has

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BIOGRAPHIES 125 He is planning to go into business after graduation. His mailing address will be 114 Summit Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. FREDERICK LANE CON- WAY, Fred, was born on Octo- ber 11, 1912, in Bridgeport, Conn. He is the son of Iohn and Katherine QPhilbinj Conway and has a brother and a sister. His preparation for college was received at the Bridgeport High School and at Exeter, and he has taken the course in civil engineer- ing, building construction. He was on the Freshman Lacrosse Squad. Fred belonged to The Colony Club and is a member of The Berzelius Society and of Berkeley College. In Freshman year he roomed with R. H. Lynch, I35, in Sophomore year with Cox and Crawford, and the following year with Lyon and Moses, while as a Senior he roomed alone. Fred intends to become engaged in civil engineering after he completes his college course. His home address is 45 Dixon Street, Bridgeport, Conn. I 1 MILTON HANNIBAL SMITH I COOPER, 'KMilt, was born in Nashville, Tenn., February 25, 1912, but his home has been in Louisville, Ky., since 1920. His father, Robin Iones Cooper, who received a B.A. at the University of the South in 1901 and an LL.B. at Vanderbilt University in 1904, died in August, 1919. His moth- er's maiden name was Eva Lee Smith. Milt has two brothers. He received his preparation for Yale at the Louisville Male High School and at Andover and has

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BIOGRAPHIES 127 taken the course in industrial ad- ministration. Tex is a member of St. Elmo and served on the Sen- ior Prom Committee. In Fresh- 1 man year he was a scholar of the second rank and was on the Track Squad, and that year he roomed with W. I. Ford, Ir. As a Sophomore he roomed with Conway and Crawford and for the next two years with Haas and Munson. Upon graduating from Yale, he plans to go into business. His permanent mailing address is 56 South 23d Street, Paris, Texas. WILLIAM CLARKE CRAIG, IR., Bill, was born October 12, 1912, in Ridgewood, N. I. He is the son of William Clarke Craig, who received a B.S. at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in 1900 and an M.D. at the Iefferson Medical School in 1904, and Marie Wagenseil QSnyderj Craig, who is a graduate of Susquehanna Uni- versity. Bill has two sisters. He received his preparation for college at Exeter and entered Yale in the fall of 1930. He spent two years with the Class of '34 S. and joined our Class at the beginning of Iunior year after a yearis ab- W4 sence from college. In his Fresh- man year he was a scholar of the second rank and was on the Swimming Squad, and as a Sophomore he was a member of the University 150-pound Foot- ball Squad and went out for the polo managership. Bill took the applied economic science course and is a member of Berkeley Col- lege. He belonged to The Cloister Club and is a member of The Book and Snake Society. As a Freshman he roomed with G.