Clint Frank was a two-time All-American halfback at Yale and in 1937 brought home the Bulldogs' second consecutive Heisman Trophy.

Clint Frank

As the trophy's third recipient, Frank in 1937 became the second Yale man in as many years to take home the coveted statuette. (The runner-up that year was Colorado running back Byron "Whizzer" White, who went on to be a U.S. Supreme Court justice.)

The 5-foot-10 Frank was a two-time All-American halfback for the Bulldogs.

Upon graduating with a degree in economics, Frank began a career in advertising and went on to serve five years in the Army Air Corps during World War II. (He was an aide to Jimmy Doolittle, the legendary pilot and general.)

Following the war, Frank founded his own advertising firm, Clinton E. Frank Inc. He died July 7, 1992, at age 76.

Clinton Frank (1915)