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

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146 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. Louise QMurdockj Fulton. He 1 has a brother and a sister. Iim, who entered Yale from the Walnut Hills High School in Cincinnati, held a Cincinnati Yale Club Scholarship in Fresh- man year, he has taken the ap- plied economic science course. In Freshman year he was on the Student Council and the Glee Club and the next year was on the Class Basketball and Baseball teams and went out for the polo managership. Iirn served on both f the Lit and Yale Scientific Maga- zine boards for three years, in Senior year being trade manager of the former and chairman of the latter. He is a member of York Hall and Chi Phi. As a Freshman he roomed with Stevens, in Sophomore year with Stevens and Woods, and subsequently with Bryant and Vedder. He is planning to enter the Yale Law School in the fall. His home address is 912 Elberon Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. IOHN RAMSAY FULTON, Iack,', who was born in Newton, Mass., December 21, 1912, has always lived in the vicinity of Bos- ton. He is the son of Arthur Oram Fulton, who graduated 1 from Lehigh in 1908, and Doro- thy fRamsayj Fulton. lack has a sister and a brother, A. Oram Ful- ton, Ir., '37 S. He received his preparation for Yale at the Newton High School and Choate. He was on the Freshman Lacrosse Squad and played on the Class Hockey Team that year and again in Sophomore year and on the Van- derbilt Hockey Team as a Iunior. Iack has taken the course in met- allurgy and is a member of the

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BIOGRAPHIES 145 ber of Branford College, he played on its Football Team in Iunior year. He was on the Freshman 150-pound Crew Squad and that year heeled the News Pictorial, and in 1935 he was a battalion commander of the Naval Unit. He roomed with his brother for the Hrst three years of his college course, Downing joining them for Sophomore and Iunior years. Fossett was his Senior roommate. Mail will reach him after graduation if sent to 17913 Rose- cliff Road, Cleveland, Ohio. EDMUND LEAVENWORTH FRENCH, 'AEd, was born in Syracuse, N. Y., on Ianuary 27, 1912. His father, Edmund Leaven- worth French, who graduated from Syracuse in 1892, died on Au- gust 31, 1922. His mother's name before her marriage was Frances Cooper Smith. Ed has four sisters. He prepared for college at Andover and took the course in ap- plied economic science at Yale. As a Senior he held a Stone Trust Corporation Scholarship. He was a member of the Freshman Swim- ming Squad and in Sophomore year competed for the hockey managership. He belongs to The Cloister and is a member of Book and Snake and of Branford Col- lege. He and Wickwire roomed together throughout their college course. Ed expects to enter the steel in- dustry after graduating from Yale. His permanent mailing address is Tully Lake Park, Tully, N. Y. IAMES MURDOCK FULTON, lim, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Ianuary 2, 1914, the son of Herbert Franklin and Marie

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BIOGRAPHIES 147 Student Branch of the American Institute of Mechanical Engineers and of Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta. He roomed with Mun- son in Freshman and Sophomore years, with Goldberger and Law- rence as a Iunior, and with Lawrence in Senior year. Iack expects to enter the steel business. His permanent address is 101 Chestnut Street, Boston, Mass. HAYES WILLIAM FUNKHOUSER, Funky,,' was born in Trenton, N. I., on November 7, 1910, the son of Edgar Bright and Evelyn fHayesj Funkhouser. His father attended the University of Virginia as a member of the Class of 1897 and received an M.D. at Iefferson Medical College in 1900. Funky has a brother and two SISECIS. He received his preparation for college at Andover and at the Hun School and spent a year with our Class, rooming with W. T. Sperry while in New Haven. His permanent mailing address is 33 Perdicaris Place, Trenton, N. I. EDWARD TYTUS GARDNER, IR., Ted,,' was born in Middle- town, Ohio, May 27, 1911, for the past eight years his home has been in Dayton. He is one of the two sons of Edward Tytus and Ianet Pease QEarnshawj Gardner. Ted, whose preparation for Yale was received at The Hotch- kiss School, has taken the course in applied economic science. In Freshman year he was on the Boxing and Baseball teams and the Polo Squad. He was on the University Boxing Team for the rest of his course, serving as cap- tain in Senior year, and in 1933 was on the Iunior University Baseball Team. He has numerals and a minor HY. Ted belongs to W St. Anthony and Delta Psi and to the Torch Honor Society and is a non-resident member of Saybrook College. He served on the Senior Prom Committee and on the executive council of the Yale American Liberty League. He and