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

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BIOGRAPHIES 157 the course in applied economic science. He received numerals as a member of the ,35 Freshman Track Team and was on the Uni- versity Track Team the following year. Phil belongs to Franklin Hall and Theta Xi. He roomed with I. Poinier, Cx-,34, and Hood during his first year at Yale, alone the next year, and with Bodwell as a Sophomore. Phil, who is at present working for the Lock Ioint Pipe Company at Ampere, N. I., lives at 104 Clinton Avenue, Montclair. MORGAN NOBLE HOLMES, Al, who is the son of Frederick Morgan and Gertrude Iudd QNoblej Holmes, was born in New Britain, Conn., on September 13, 1912. His preparation for college was received at the Taft School, and he took the course in applied eco- nomic science at Shelf. Al is a member of York Hall and Chi Phi. In Freshman year he roomed with A. R. Lamb, Ir., '35, as a Sophomore with Clemens, the following year with Macneale, and in Senior year with Mac- neale and F. W. Eustis, an art student. Upon the completion of his col- lege course, Al is planning to en- ter the insurance business. His permanent mailing address is 26 Adams Street, New Britain, Conn. IAMES HENRY HOOD, IR., Iim,,' who was born March 15, 1910, in Helena, Mont., lived in Philadelphia from 1911 to IQI3 and has since made his home in or near Boston. His father, Iames Henry

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156 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. Football Squad and heeled the News, and in Sophomore year he Went out for the track manager- ship. Happy belongs to St. An- thony and Delta Psi and is a non-resident member of Bran- ford College. For the first three years of his course he roomed with Donahoe and Gordon and as a Senior With I. Upton, Ir., '36 S. He intends to go into the build- ing business. His permanent ad- dress is Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn. HAROLD EDWARD HILLS, Ed, was born in Boston, Mass., on Ianuary 12, 1913, the son of Clarence Dwight and Bernardine Helena QMacAvoyj Hills. He has also lived in Hartford, East Hartford, and Glastonbury, Conn. He has a brother and two sisters. Ed, who received his preparation for Yale at the East Hartford and Hartford High schools, held a Sterling Memorial Connecticut High School Scholarship in Freshman year. He spent three years with our Class, taking the course in applied economic science. In Freshman year he roomed with E. G. Reid, '35, and Forgy, in Sopho- more year alone, and as a Iunior with W. W. Bittner, '35. His permanent mailing address is Hills Street, Glastonbury, Conn. PHILIP REID HIRSH, Phi1,,' was born December 1, 1911, in Montclair, N. I., his home has also been at Warm Springs, Va. He is the son of Allan Mortimer Hirsh, Yale ,OI, and Ellen' Hughson QReidj Hirsh and has three brothers, one of Whom is Allan M. Hirsh, Ir., '3I. Phil prepared for college at Andover and the Roxbury School. He spent the year 1930-31 with the Class of 1934 and was with our Class from Ianuary, 1932, until the end of Sophomore year, taking

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158 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. Hood, received a B.S. degree at Tufts in 1904. His mother's maiden name was Iennie Forester Locke. Iim has a brother and a sister. He received his preparatory education at Exeter and at the Rox- bury School and entered Yale as a Freshman with the Class of 1934. He withdrew in February, 1931, but joined our Class the next fall, remaining until the end of Iunior year. He took the course in applied economic science, and he is a member of St. Anthony and Delta Psi. He roomed with L. Aspinwall, Ir., 735, during 1931-32, with Bancroft as a Sophomore, and then with Burrall. Iim is at present a salesman with the Colonial Beacon Oil Com- pany at Everett, Mass., his residence address being 274 Common Street, Watertown, Mass. GEORGE FREDERICK HORTON, IR., was born Ianuary 17, 1913, in Houston, Texas, his parents being George Frederick and Sarah Ella fSewallj Horton. He 1 has one sister. Entering Yale from Lawrence- ville, he has taken the course in chemical engineering, he is a non-resident member of Ionathan Edwards College. George was a scholar of the first rank in Fresh- man year, was awarded a chemis- try prize and received honorable mention for the prize for excel- lence in physics in Sophomore year, and had general two-year honors as a Iunior. He was on the Freshman Baseball Squad and on the Ionathan Edwards Baseball and Football teams in Iunior year. In Senior year he served on the Prom Committee and as president of Tau Beta Pi. He is a member of the Student Branch of the American Society of Chemical Engineers and of York Hall and Chi Phi. He roomed with W. T. Carter, 3d, all four years, C. Dilling- ham, '35, lived with them in Freshman year and H. W. French, '36 S., in Senior year. George is planning to go into engineering. His permanent ad- dress is 3208 Austin Street, Houston, Texas.