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

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BIOGRAPHIES 201 general two-year honors as a Iun- ior. He has taken the course in physics and held a Sterling Me- morial New Haven High School Scholarship all four years. Ted is a member of the Mathematics and Outing clubs and the Under- graduate Orchestra. He has lived at home throughout his course. Ted, who plans to devote his time to scientific research, expects to do graduate work in physics at Yale. His mailing address will be 40 Oak Street, New Haven, Conn. EDWARD WALTER ROWAN, Ed,,' was born in New York City, March 29, 1913, but his home is now at Monmouth Beach, N. I. He is the son of Alfred Gerald and Adele CRochej Rowan and has two sisters. Ed received his preparatory education at the Newman School in Lakewood, N. I., and was a scholar of the second rank in his Fresh- man year at Yale. He has taken the course in electrical engineering and is a member of Trumbull College. He was on the Freshman Basketball Squad, on the Class Football and Basketball teams in Sophomore year, and on the Trum- bull Football and Basketball teams for the next two years. As a Fresh- man he roomed with E. I. Tur- bert, Ir., '36 S., but for the remain- der of his course roomed alone. Ed expects to become engaged in engineering. Mail will reach him if sent to 84 Ocean Avenue, Monmouth Beach, N. I. IOHN COOKE RUSS, Iohnnie, was born in Hartford, Conn., on August 28, 1912. His father, Henry Camp Russ, received a B.A.

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200 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. Class of 1934 S., but withdrew in February, 1931. He returned the next fall as a Freshman with our Class, remaining until the end of the year. Dave roomed with T. Bens, ex-'34, during his first year at Yale and alone the following year. For the past two years he has been with Hemphill, Noyes 8: Com- pany at I5 Broad Street, New York City, as a customers, man. His home address is 87 High Street, Montclair, N. I. DUDLEY WILLIS ROCKWELL, Dud,n was born in New Britain, Conn., on Iune 20, 1913. He has also lived in Bristol, Hart- ford, and West Hartford, Conn., and in Syracuse, N. Y. His father, Stanley Pickett Rockwell, gradu- ated from Sheff in 1907, and his mother, whose maiden name was Ruth Marguerite Gowdy, gradu- ated from Mount Holyoke in 1909. Dud has one sister. His preparation for college was received at the Kingswood Coun- try Day School and at the Milford School, and he has taken the industrial engineering course at Yale. He was on the Freshman 150-pound Crew and on the Uni- versity 150-POlll1Cl Crew Squad the next year, and he is a member of St. Elmo. He roomed with S. F. Weaver, Ir., and Wilson in Sophomore year and with Longley for the next two years. Dud, who intends to become a metallurgist, may be addressed at I9 Scarsdale Road, West Hartford, Conn. THEODORE BERNARD ROSENTHAL, Ted, was born in New Haven on Iune 12, 1914, the son of Harry S, and Anne CRO- senj Rosenthal. He has four brothers and a sister. Entering Yale from the New Haven High School, he was a scholar of the second rank in Freshman year, was awarded a prize for excellence in English in Sophomore year, and received

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202 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. degree at Yale in 1902 and an M.D. at Iohns Hopkins in 1906. His mother's maiden name was Clara Gertrude Boesger. Iohnnie has three brothers and four sis- ters, and he is a grandson of Charles T. Russ, '75. Entering Yale from the Hart- ford Public High School, he has taken the course in electrical engi- neering. He is a member of Bran- ford College and in Iunior year was on its Touch Football Team and Crew. In Freshman year Iohnnie was on the Swimming Squad and the Glee Club, and he sang in the University Glee Club for the next three years. He also served on the Dwight Hall Cabinet for three years, being vice-presi- dent as a Senior, and that year he was president of the Outing Club. As a Freshman he roomed with F. W. Loetscher, '35, in Sophomore year with Tarlton and Valas, the following year with Valas, and in Senior year alone. Iohnnie plans to become an electrical engineer. His home address is 119 Woodland Street, Hartford, Conn. F ERNEST LINKS SARASON, '4Ernie,,' was born on Iune 29, 1914, in Syracuse, N. Y. His fa- ther, Samuel Davis Sarason, graduated from Sheff in 1905, his mother's name before her mar- riage was Rose Links. Ernie has one sister. His preparation for college was received at the Syracuse Central High School, and he took the course in biological science at l Yale, receiving general two-year honors for excellence in all studies i in Iunior year. He is a member of