New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

, In religious activity the class has been prominent
also E. A. Stebbins. Of Rochester. was presidsn,
OF the Yale Young Mems Christian Association
and Mason Trowbridgs. treasurer while the class
deacons were F. II. Sincerbeaux. Of Morava. y.
Y: E. L. Skinner. Of WestheId. y Y; E A se5-
bins, of Rochester, and P. G. White. of Gardner
Me- Dorr Well cf Buffalo. was president Of the
Berkeley (Episcopalian) Association.
The class of 'O2 sustained IT'S reputation in ath-
letics- At the opertng of freshman year flanagan.
Starne and Boardman were beaten in the wrestling
matches with the sopohomores. II freshman foot
ball Abbott. Hooker Sawn, Hart, Gould and Nor
ris played. Burdick being taken to the varsity.
The freshman fall took from the ACADEMIC
class J. Wright. Stone. Rogers. Laws and E I.
Low. and won the regatta. In the fall Of fresh
man year the class won the class relay race. Board
man distinguishing himself in the sprints. Hunter
freshman basketball team did not meet any college
teaIs oTIns 10 IA Prqnlo!tio1 oy me ,ac4sy @ ~ oI'
who composed the team held UP Yae's end I'm sev-
feated by Harvard at New-Loadon, and was com
posed of Warmoth. Blagden, Hooker, Sharpe.
man baseball team was a success. It defeated
Harvard. to 5. and Princeton. It 10 6 Guernsey
were Baer. Simonds. McKeIvey Hall stoddard
Ward. Garvan and Johnston Johnnie Garyan
pitchers Yale has had in recent years
nIs1aI TarSi{y ISL roo{oaI i D. * swan ~ o. oIS M, y A.
bany; John b Hart. of Cincinnati PLAYED aa-ioaSS;
and Ferguson, EastOn. Fox, Francis. Ward ana
Murphy the sub list
In varsity baseball the class contributed Cse-
tain r. G. Guernsey. of PoUghkeepse, n 7. a:
third base; Garvan in the box and Arthur l. "ea'
in the outfeld.
In the crew this year there will he no e men
though H 5. Hooker ard G. G. Lincoln are coach
ing the freshmen.
Out OF the 294 men in the senior class about @ slA!
have not yet decided their future occuPauon,
Seventy-eight OF the men Will enter law thlIIfSg
10 Harvard. twelve TO the New-York Law seh9O.
seven 10 egt Geum6ia gTb and the othSFs 81 the
class eleven will become physicians ,oTv SeIsreT-
teachers. eight ministers, fcreGH missionary
eghty-foUr businessmen. four farmers thFee I
tects one an artist, three newspaper men, Two WI VI.
business selections will BE- as follows. Railroadns.
eight: manufaCturing six; brokerage. -FOUR oaLLA jam
drygoods. two; publishing, two: printing thres. tes
lumber. two; insurance. one; Wall Street, o1e'
two have made no choice of a business in vhicn t2
start There will be a planter and rancher IN ''is
The votes for the various class celebrities res9I
book to-day: Class beauty, G. s. Carpenter. chi;
handsomest: j s Ciarvan. Hartford Conn. biggest
buffer and nerviest man in the class: Mason TroW-
bridge, of Chicago. the man who has done ths ms
Conn the best all around athlete; c. D Barnes. qt
New-York City. the greatest social As@t,b sS@1t1,btss,
Brian Hooker; of Farminston. Conn, qEltH'TXS x
man In the class and the most 2r's6ii ssc5oisrf1 l.
LeIne OF NortRneld y 4, the nnSss Ss+ r-ar e
l. Fox. OF New-York city the most versatile =
to to be admired REGINALD 6 Vanderbiit TIE man
most likely TO succeed; n NJ. Hu5oeI.s OF OF SsW.
1ar HaEeni I'm, te gre'SSt sF r. f. q mcdowell Of Co.
hoes " Y. the wittiest Hugh Satterlee o. EIo0HS -
ester. N Y. the biggest fusser. w. Il rant2I'' ~
Weston. Conn. the meekest, c. y Francs.
Winchester Tenn the hardest worker Henry -
Ely. of Binghauton. n Y. the most elsrSeIiS ,ss
The O2 men who have been members =. Sb-
Junior Society Alpha Delta IN are. GI,fih John
r BURIAL George 4. Carpenter. Simeon = "a
tenden William Day FT2nk M.fiis5o r., earn
sew John 8 Ciarvan. James l. Goodwin = |---- -.
ron c;ranberrv Charles Could. Raymond 6 CIIe1TT
sey Laurant Heaton: GeorSe a Hg"ltl, t{l,.rsron 81
Merritt 2 Lancaster. Ethelhert / Low Eel'5 Rob
Mead. Charles G Meyer tr39k w isi,hard-
son Roderick Potter Keith smith Eusa SJ,rk
CESS Alan Mel. Taylor. Arthur Y Wear N
PSI 81 T!psiIon: Franklin Abbott. Georse W ba
cock Courtland D. Barnes Charles Il r9ra,S4rl
Dixon BoardmaT Tsw[Gn SEA BEainsgq Ks Sressler.
James R Deerng Henry s Ely. Alton FaTIflii, aTTIJli
Alfred l.. Ferguson; robert Fl l. GodadlT, 1oes {.
lam p. HAYNES Henry W Hanain' ~ tyfI Fred
erick r KeatoT. Herman W Knox; GeoTT%s Ar
George w. Liaderberg, BENJAMIN = g -, - n.
thur G Ludingto9 willard B LH!asT, IT, Fossrs,
Frank Fl. Sncerbeaux. Aubrey a ST1lLn, ST}1lL,4 Stone.
Stebbins. Henry B. Stoddard Harou
Jq5sRh sf KsSpa sTan Eeson EePaa Es &dam p
AIsop. Charles Fl. Collins Harry b Cox q Han
G s s Gushing. Charles o Francis; iohn, y s
Hasnrs }Ghn FsH vam W ferpck Charles optSrsS
Joseph r. Hunter, Alvin w; HYDE James s george
hall Walter n KremenSz 3 Harry ,Iran1s = Rand
Dorrance Reynolds. Walter F Rooerss' sbbernsn.
G Rur1say C;ustave Schwab Henry :; shTr!ner roTner
Edgsrd E6s4 Maso8 a sk4TsT Trewbdg hin Thomas TroH
Henry F. Wells. Homer A WesSsu,1 80
White James Wright and Balsett , u p Francis
Henry L. GaIpin, Robert F. Grif1nS LueiN'