The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-27
Five Local Boys In
 Yale Freshman Class
l9O Connecticut Students in Class of 85O-l45O
 Made Application for Admission

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 27-Con- necticut is represented by 190 stu dents in the incoming class of 1941 at Yale, eighty-four of whom are are residents of New Haven and vicinity. This class, which is made up of approximately $50 members and selected from about 1450 ap- plicants, was formally organized this morning at 8 meeting held in Woolsey hall. The meeting was ad- dressed by Professor William R.. Rev. Dr. Sidney Lovett, chaplain Longley, acting dean of freshmen: of the university; Professor Edward s. Moves, associate dean of fresh men; and Theodore Rabbit, assist ant dean.
 In the class of 1941 are the highest ranking scholars from 58 of the leading secondary schools of the country. Of the entering freshmen 2l3 ranked in the highest tenth of their respective classes. Some 46 per cent of the freshmen, because of unusual ability, will be permitted to undertake work more advanced than the regular freshman courses.
 Forty states, the District of Co., lumbia. Hawaii, and five foreign countries are represented among these new students at Yale. New York has 219;. Massachusetts, 7s; Ohio, AT; Illinois, fl; Missouri, 20: Pennsylvania. 66; New Jersey, sS: and Minnesota, 12. The foreign countries are China, Italy, England, Korea and Canada.
 The regular schedule of freshman classes will begin on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. In the eve- ming, the regular freshman rally in Woolsey hall will be turned into 8 meeting of the entire student body at which the undergraduates will hold their own welcome to Presi- dent-elect Charles Seymour.
 The Connecticut students in the class of 1941 come from 53 cities and towns as follows:
 Ansonia: Louis A. Silverstein, g Jackson street.
 Bethel: John E. Ledan, 27 Eliza beth street.
 Branford: Haynes W. Sheppard, Double Beach road.
 Bridgeport: Joseph Bonlstein, S7 Manhattan avenue; Robert F. Brad ley, Jr., 93 Sterling place; Raymond Ekwall, 1482 North avenue; Paul L. Silliman, 1855 Park avenue; Philip Silver, 1880 Par kavenue; Daniel T. Smith, 194 Laurel avenue; Jack E. Stock, 1885 North avenue.
 Cornwall: William M. Schutte, Rumsey hall.
 Cos Cob: Waldo G. Rothenberg, Putnam avenue.
 Danbury: Henry c. Dow, 12 Far view avenue; Frederick w. Schue- ler,l Eighth avenue.
 Darien: Bruce l.. Mims, Mansfield avenue; Thomas Parsons, Sd, Con- tentment Island.
 Derby: Edward J. Cecarelli, GA Hawkins street: Douglas M. French, 52 Spring street.
 East Norwalk: Ralph c. Macy, Jr., 8 SeavieW avenue.
 Fairfield: Ernest W. Vaudeville, Jr., Morehouse highway; Edward o. Schnee, 132 Sturges road; Paul L.. Smith. l3 Somerset road; Raymond H. Smith. Congress street,
 Pennington: Charlcj E. Hewes.
 Clenbrook: Richard M. Tweedy, 72 Oakdale road.
 Greens Farms: Robert L. owen, Sd.
 Greenwich: Frederic Achelis, David M. Brush, Khakum Wood; Howard c. Davis, Jr, Hillside road: Everett Fisher, Round Hill road; David s. Gibson, Old Church road; George Griswold, Jr., Broad road, Field Point North; William P. Jef- frey, Jr, Rock Ridge North: Ellis Knowles, Cliff avenue: Frederic E.. Ossori, Meads Point; Edward Schirmer, Deer park; Philip j.. Stevens, Hillside road.
 Hartford: Jerry A. Cohen, 66 Kibbe street; Winthrop A. Haviland, Jr., II Woodside circle; Thomas E. Keena, Al Bond street; George J. Kleman, 174 Park terrace; Charles T. Larus, 19 Woodside circle; Fred eric P. Merrels, l79 Kenyon street; William A. Robinson, 68 Scarbor- ough street; Burton 0. Rowley, 191 Terry road; Norman Sivin, 30 Thom- aston street; Joseph P. Spillane, 68 Henry street; John K. Wilkinson, 45 Greenfield street; Bruce s. Will Hams, { Westwood road.
 Hebron: Bradford E. Smith.
 Ivoryton: Louis G. Bongiorni, West Main street.
 Madison: Robert M. Thompson, P. O. box 130.
 Meriden: Thomas T. Church, S61 Broad street; Kenneth M. Colby, IS North Pearl street; Clarence M. Curtis, 107 East Main street: Henry T. King. Jr., 262 Colony street.
 Middlebury: Charles E. Hart, Sd, Breakneck Hill.
 Middletown: Curtiss Bacon, 515 Main street; John K. Bosee, Sd, g Brainard avenue.
 Milford: Brewster s. Ford, 79 Gulf street: Robert c. GoelZ, 101 West River street; George J. Nolan, IS Hill street; Julius D. Stein, IA Gulf street.
 Naugatuck: Raymond c. Ander- son, 32 Walnut terrace; Frederick J. Ferris, S2 Park avenue: Gordon B. Mannweiler, 63 Rockwell avenue.
 New Britain: Howard H. Eddy, 700 Lincoln road; Victor E. Irons, Jr., l3 Harding street; Geddes Par sons, 425 Shuttle Meadow street.
 New Haven (and vicinity): John H. Adams, Jr., l20 Wakefield street, Hamden: James Albano, I'll Ward street: Thurman w. Arnold, Jr., 3Ae Willow street: John T. Barry,