YALE ALUMWI
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Mr. E. B. REED.
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Morton Lazelle Fearey, Albany ,N.Y.,
given by Nathan Ayer Smyth. Mr.
Fearey prepared for college at Albany
Academy. He is a member of Psi Up-
silon, Phi Beta Kappa, the University
Base Ball Association and took the
first declamation prize for the Class of
98.
Grenville Parker, New York City,
given by Graham Sumner. Mr. Par-
ker prepared for college at Westmin-
ster School and entered with the Class
of ‘97. He is a member of HBta Phi,
Psi Upsilon, the University Glee Club
and is President of the Yale Navy for
next year. He was Chairman of the
Sophomore German Committee and of
the Junior Promenade Committee and
a member of the Psi Upsilon Cam-
paign Cimmittee.
Eugene Hale, Jr., Ellsworth, Me.,
given by Norman Alton Williams. Mr.
Hale prepared for college at St. Mark’s
School. He is a member of Eta Phi,
Delta Kappa Epsilon,.the Delta Kappa
Epsilon Campaign Committee, Custos
of Delta Kappa E’psilon and was a
substitute on his Freshman Football
Team
Forsythe Wickes, New York City,
given by Dean Sage, Jr. Mr. Wickes
prepared for college at Cutler School.
He is a member of Kappa Psi, the
Kaa Psi Campaign Committee, ‘Al
pha Delta Phi and is Chairman of the
Yale Courant.
Grenville Dodge Montgomery, Den-
ver, Col, given by Albert Boardman
Kerr. Mr. Montgomery prepared for
college at St. Paul’s School, Concord,
N. H. He is a member of He
Boule, Delta Kappa Epsilon and was
Treasurer of the Freshman Football
Team.
Frederick Kernochan, New York
City, given by Blisha Ely Garrison.
Mr. Kernochan prepared for college at
St. Mark’s School. He is a member of
He Boule, Delta Kappa Epsilon and
the Executive Committee of the Uni-.
versity Club.
Franklin Atkins Lord, Moorhead,
Minn., given by Curtenius Gillette.
Mr. Lord prepared for college at Phil-
lips-Exxeter Academy. He is a mem-
ber of Delta Kapva Epsilon and is
Chairman of the Yale Literary Mag-
azine.
Frank Gilbert Hinsdale, Pittsfield,
Mass., given by Amos Richards Fino
Pinchot. Mr. Hinsdale pyrepared for
college at Lawrenceville School. He is
a member of He Boule, Delta Kappa
Epsilon and is an editor of the Yale
Record.
Payne Whitney, New York City, giv-
en by Clarence Mann Fincke. Mr.
Whitney prepared for college at Gro-
ton School. He is a member of He
Boule, Delta Kappa Epsilon, of the
University Glee Club Board of Gov-
ernors, and of the University Crew.
He rowed on the Ninety-EFight Fresh-
man Crew and was a substitute on
the Henley eight.
Clifford Dudley Cheney, South Man-
chester, Conn., given by Henry Sloane
Coffin. Mr. Cheney prepared for col-
lege at the Hartford High School. He
is a member of Eta Phi, Psi Upsilon
and is a broad jumper on the Universi-
ty Athletic Team. :
David Francis Rogers, New Canaan,
Conn., given by Sumner Kemble Ge-
rard. Mr. Rogers prepared for college
at King’s School. Stamford, Conn. He
is a member of Eta Phi, Delta Kappa
Epsilon, the University Crew and is
an editor of the Yale Daily News. He
stroked his Freshman crew and was
on the Junior Promenade Committee.
Henry Butler Wright, New Haven,
Conn., given by Cornelius Porter
Kitchel. Mr. Wright prepared for col-
lege at the Hillsouse High School. He
is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon,
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Campaign
Committee and of Phi Beta Kappa. He
He is a class Deacon, President of the
Yale Y. M. C. A., Woolsey scholar for
the Class of ’98 and won the Lucius
Dr. E. F. GALLAUDET,
EF. Robinson Latin prize. He is a son
of Prof. Henry P. Wright, Dean of the
Academic Faculty.
Herbert Draper Gallaudet, Wash-
ington, D. C., given by Joseph Storer
Wheelwright, 2nd. Mr. Gallaudet pre-
pared for college at Friend’s Select
School, Washington, D. C. He is a
member of E'ta Phi, Psi Upsilon, is a
Class Deacon and was a member of
the Ninety-Eight Sophomore German
Committee and Junior Promenade
Committee.
Frank Hunter Simmons, Brooklyn,
N. Y., given by Philip Horton Bailey.
Mr. Simmons prepared for college at
Phillips Andover Academy. He is a
member of Eta Phi and Delta Kappa
Epsilon and was a substitute on his
Freshman baseball team and on the
University Nine of last year. He was
Floor Manager of the Junior Promen-
ade and was on his Somphmore Ger-
man Committee. He is Secretary of
the University Football ‘Association
and Assistant Manager of the Univers-
ity Nine.
SCROLL AND KEY.
Raymond Mcreau Crosby, of Grand
Rapids, Mich.; given by Herman Da-
vis Kountze. Mr. Crosby prepared at
Phillips Andover Academy. He was
chairman of the Campaign Committee
of .He Boule. He is chairman of the
Record, chairman of the Alpha Delta
Phi Campaign Committee, and was on
the Sophomore German Committee.
Edward Sawyer, of Dover, N. H.;
given by Arthur Joy Draper. He pre-
pared at Phillips Andover Academy.
He is a member of He Boule and was
manager of his Freshman Baseball
team. He is. manager of the Glee and
Banjo clubs and chairman of the Psi
Jpsilon Campaign Committee.
Dallas Cannon Byers, of Allegheny,
Pa.; given by Lucius George Fisher,
Jr. He prepared for college at St.
Paul’s School. He is a member of He
Boule and Alpha Delta Phi. He is a
member of the Track team and a mem-
ber of the Governing Board of the Uni-
versity Club for 1897-8.
Marshall Jewell Dodge, of New York
city; given by Fred Towsley Murphy.
Mr. Dodge prepared at Westminster
School. He is a member of He Boule
and Delta Kapva Epsilom He has been
a member of the University Glee Club
Since his Freshman year.
Gouverneur Morris of New York city;
<iven hv George Parmly Day. Mr.
Morris pvevared at St. Mark’s. He isa
member of’ Kappa Psi and Psi Unsilon.
He is an editor of the Yale Literary
Magazine and of the Courant.
Isaac Newton Swift, of Ypsilanti,
Mich.; ziven by Thomas Ludlow
Clarke. Mr. Swift prepared at Andover,
He was amemberofthe Kappa Psi Cam-
paign Committee and is on the Alnha
Delta Phi Campaign Committee. He
ig Assistant Manager of the Yale Ath-
letic Association and a member of the
Governing Board of the University
Club. :
Philip Walbridge Hamill, of Chicago,
Ill.; given by Lyman Metcalf Bass. Mr.
Hamill prepared. at Hill School. He is
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