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

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60 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. time to receive our diplomas. On the morrow we will return to those distant places from which we first set out upon our college careers. Depression-fed, we carried on through four years of a changing Yale. The College Plan weighed down upon us as our problem. Be- fore us was put the task of solving the New Yale. We were destined to live in the dawn of the New Yale, but aren't those our fondest memories, our most cherished recollections-those days when we all lived east of College Street 5 ate in the Sheff Club, Triangle Club, U Clubg when Hat Night found the eight old fraternities intact around the fire? The Classes of 1933 and 1934 claimed that they were the last of the old Sheff. Gentlemen, we are the last of that rare species-the last of the old Sheff to carve a niche in the annals of time. WILI.IA1VI D. LYON, IR.