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

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SOPHOMORE YEAR 35 pleasant siestas, final exams were upon us in grim reality. Too late many of us realized that the professors hadn't been talking to them- selves all year and that books are assigned to be read. As a result, many of our friends left us for good. Entry E had already estab- lished the enviable record of having seventeen on pro, two on warn- ing, and one on the Dean's List out of a total of thirty-nine. Even better than that, one student had managed to get discussed at least twice and was rein- stated each time. Although previously unmentioned, the track and baseball teams finished out their seasons. The track team, hav- - W ing been first in the winter season, tied for third place in intercollegiate stand- Livnfl Sl7'071g-Mfr ing. Its two major spring meets resulted in a 73W to a 612 win over Harvard and a tie with Princeton, 672 to 672. Baseball finished second in intercollegiate standing, winning twice from Harvard, 4-2 and 5-3, but losing twice to Princeton, 7-10 and 3-5. At New London the strong Yale crew lost its final race to Har- vard, but the party at the Griswold was just as merry as ever. And so the year closed. If we were saddened by the fact that some of our classmates would no longer be with us, we fortunate ones were pleased that next year we would be Iuniors. GEORGE C. BRADLEY.

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