New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Holt W Brian Hooker Hue NJ 4a9R tnqpleRFs Msi6s MatsF
k.i.S Lyons mo0Fe 6SRn Is isaac C Fhps Frederick II
Strong Frank J. sladen: Lyman s spitzz3sF seT BeT
FasG Rradle5 S A Ss wsich STANLEY WRsser Samuel
Woodh0uss and John a rom = MIi The eiass ls are
skull and Bones: George B CarPen11ter Alfred NJ
csser CRsTles sso6 RaSond e. GnernseE i Rod
erick Potter, Bronson c: Rumsay, FTans ID. S1n- In
ser sem r. swan. Allen Mel. Taylor. Mason Trow-
BsTnes, sT6es LawTenoe B. Beckwith John 3HTFaI II
s5Dso5 5ss 9eese BesFn " SR5 fndenSerE GSeE %oTa H
son Robert C Norton. Jay NJ Pickands; Law
Essss Rsss aBd Eona Rosr HeE 4 Wszs sherman arthur
Wolfs Head: Gardner Abbott. Ellis A6aTs'
Newton c Rrainerd Graham Brush, Julian w
RurSick Simeon B. Chittenden, George H; Hull.
Harry L Laws GeSTge %-, Keitb pRfoie Smith WiIia
z Teller, Reginald c. Vanderbilt and Bartlett H.
J l. De saulles. who afterward went to the Law
School freshman class P5eslden1 OF me 5 An
thur j Bruf Of Brooklyn, vice-presidents. and
Arthur Barnwe Of Charleston IL s rIsess5 G sc5e'7Tg ss
president: Richard sheldon, Of Nsw-I 0rk VICE
1ss,sa nS and sscraar r EfR fof tbs year William
Bailey, jr, Of soners. New-Yorks has neen been EreS6!-
Butts Of Council Bluffs Iowa; secretary vi, These ,
officers are peculiar to SaSeo 5ayne No men estabshei cT
TIE n1dvinter elections Of other class officers for
ell II. Hargrave, chairman: Arthur RSrrwell a
fians for class day, J., A. Farra- G. s. Cameron:
n H asrgFaTe aiG Tan 1ecbten. Chairman: Arthur
fSlrne sarnWe and F G 1nman: trien2iaI 1nittee
Kingsley; cup committee, n. c. Snow, chairman;
" S. Clarke and D. P Street. e.,o-
tihc School graduating class The class started
so-
one died Andover sent nineteen 70 the class the
Pau School sent seven Hopkins Grammar School
seven while the other large preparatory ~ institu-
contributed literally to the various university or
M zsISons Of NeW-TIaven, now Of New-York
went 10 the editorial board Of The Yale Record "
later by Clarence B. Ingrahan. I!r, OF Hartford
The editorial board Of The ScIentlhcs s I Schoot
B. Gibson. Of San Francisco, chairman; James A
lyn; Herbert H. Pease. of New-Britain. and Joseph
A. Hill. Of Portland, Ore.
In athletics the class has contributed Captain
Hargrave, Of the track team; Richard sheldon the
intercol5egtate weight putter VINO oesceoso r Irol
well TO the varsity baseball team Barnwel has
taken the place Of Of the best outielders Yale
ever had, while Hargrave several times won the
fastest sprints ever run by Yale track team man
Freshman year was uniformly nnf4TfTare l6F 6eF
their bouts in the freshman rush wrestling matches
won On the freshman football team were William
Bailey, OF Somers. n. Y; Roger W. Griswold or
town. Ohio The team did not win its champioIpo
ship series with Harvard or PF4ncet9ns On 6he
City: K. B. schley. Of Far Hills, N j; H; NJ COT
erick Tnman Of New-York City. joined the hockey
team when a freshman In the freshman crew that
Bristol Of Meriden, Conn. while Lounsbury again
ssS f e IN t5e SPdng nd Ins the enY
Sheffield men It The famous Harlequin crew
enoIS 5I0 easf c Maenese oes BTainerd ag Lever
Ms Doolttle. Adams and B!ount Ihe Only, only man ma q
Arthur BarnWeIi. the clever out5eider, whose work
game IN NewYork cg soHE last saturday In football
DICK Sheldon alone represented the class, WINE T
Pes Arns5ein e and Stevens @ 6e men from
me class who received " were o G Butts
Statistics taken OF the class show that there are
Ene church Gsase P4esby
tsrans Is; Methodsts, s. Baptists. 4 Lutherans, 4;
sst / The faRorite Prose writer Of the class
sssesensoq with Is votes while KiPng has votes;
en- novels claim a large amount OF popularity IN
ne class Lorna Doone" takes nrst place Place as the Inc,
chuFchfIi and David Harufn' follow close behind
enRyson IS the a o 8 ggGPlaT y n and Kne
snd Byron I. Chauncey M Depew is held to be the
Tar second President @ Hsdey third and Justice
Brewer being close second. ,-.u.,-,-
inforrnaton. Seventy-six men advocate stu
cents working his way through college Twenty
g.
n the class took part in athletics TTTenty-nine
nave voted; there are eighty-one Republicans in
Ae class nineteen Democrats, one Prohibitonist
AnG one Woman Suffrage man
=. sherlock Holmes is voted the best play on the
stage to-day. and Joseph Jefferson the favorite
actor, while Mansfield and Gillette come in close
seconos Maude Adams has the choice for most
Eopular actress, with Julia Marlowe and Ethel
Esfrymore second and third in number OF votes
oecunar mixture is shown in the vote for the
SsSt opera: Faust" getting the first choice and
Florodora" second
~ the members of the class several are most
- ttpn.ifent In the personal votes N H HargraVe
- CLhclnnau, captain of the track team Is voted
1..s mos prominent man. well as the best atm
alo the man who has done most for Yale
.h9r Bsrnweli, Of Charleston, S. c., OF the var
.s oasebal team, is voted the handsomest. the
srsetest winner the biggest buffer. the heaviest
and the greatest jollier- John r. Coffin, or
.t"-fork CITY, takes the lead the meekest and
&. pretuest man B. r. Hines. Of Decherd. Tenn.
ne MEMBER OF the class most likely TO succeed.
W NJ aIso the most admired. Ralph w Langley. or
Hlaven is the w1ttiest and the most original
ml4lam Bailey, the class president, of Som
n, y l. Is the most popular
fna ne future occupations of the class engineer
VII receive thirtyhve men: business. fifteen;
strSnns,ry str eleven: medicine, ten; manufacturing.
,hn.i iaW SIX; naval architecture three: trade
ss sr ree forestry and farming each Connecticut
fbir,, iorty-seven men TO the class and New-York
e,n1Lty-one New-York City leads with the largest
$780, Chicago and Hartford five and New
The @ S. men belonging to the well known So