Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Company, is a neighbor at 10751 So. Hoyne Avenue in Morgan Park. His three children are married, and he has eight grandchildren. Charles Burrali Pike Q1-Iarvard 18931 is best known to Chicagoans for his civic interest and the fact that he is president of the Chicago Historical Society. 1t is due 1arge1y to his efforts that the society has its beautiiu1 new bui1ding in Linco1n Park. HARVARD SCHOOL BANIO CLUB. 1895 Roy S. Younglove Richard S. Churchill E. F. Churchill David Gilkison F. E, Warren C. M. Fair Iohn G. Ralston Thomas Peyton Murphy PAGE 26

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1887 Kenneth Brown and his wife Demetra Vaka live quietly and write busily at 40 East Huron Street, Chicago, in the winter, and motor East in spring. W'e hear that the golf game is improving. Murry Nelson tHaTvard 18911 is busy with his law practice and lives at 44 East Elm Street. He has a son and two daughters. loseph E. Otis tYale 18901 has retired from active work but keeps his office in the city at 80 West Monroe and lives at 1415 Astor Street. Charles E. Walker lives at Woodholm, Manchester, Massachusetts. Iohn B. Drake had the misfortune of breaking his leg this year in an auto- mobile accident, but has now recovered. He lives at 1235 Astor Street. Archi- bald Iohn Frederick MacBean tYale 18911 has retired from the practice of law, and after spending most of the past sixteen years in Switzerland, France, Belgium and Holland, has been living in Glengarry County, Ontario. His home address is Highland Park, lll. We have not heard from Clarence C. Chapman. George H. Webster lives at Colorado Springs. Ralph C. Otis tYale 18911 lives at 2350 Lincoln Park West and has retired from business. Lawrence Heyworth CYale 18901 has retired from his contracting and building business and lives at 7651 South Shore Drive. His son of the same name, honor graduate of the school in the class of 1938, is now at Annapolis. lra P. Younglove tYale 18911 lives at 10226 S. Hoyne Avenue. He has retired from business. 1888 Burton Holmes broke his leg on the Mannerheim line in Finland last sum' mer, but gave his lectures from a wheel chair with his usual verve. The pupils of the school were his guests at Orchestra Hall in March. Rudolph Wieser Holmes tHarvard 1892, Rush 18931, Emeritus Professor of Gynecology at Rush and on the staff of Passavant Hospital, has now retired to live at University, Virginia. Stephen Moore Wirts tEcole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 19001 received his diploma in architecture in France. He is now living at 899 Edison Avenue, Detroit, Where he is treasurer of the Aulsbrook Co., manufacturers of furniture. tNeWs has just come of Mr. Wirts' death in April as these notes went to press.1 Mitchell D. Follansbee tHarvard 18921 is a mine of information about Harvard University alumni. He carried on his law practice at 135 South LaSalle Street. His five children are married. 1889 Iohn lay Abbott, Vice President of the Continental lllinois Bank, lives in the old home at 3224 South Michigan Avenue. Herbert W. Hamlin tYale S 1892, Law 18941 is an attorney at law at Greenwich, Connecticut. His ad- dress is Stanwich Road, Greenwich. He has one son and one daughter. One brother, George, was a grand opera singer of note, and the other, Robert Austin Hamlin, studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. Both attended the school many years ago. Frank S. Hibbard is chairman of the board of Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Co., at 211 East North Water Street. He lives at 1301 Astor Street. Clarence G. Huling has retired from active business and divides his time between his home at Hempstead, New York and that at 5000 Camino de la Costa, La lolla, California. He has three sons. Carl Horton Pierce tHar- vard 18931 has gone deep into metaphysics, and is president of the William Iames Society at 34 West 37th Street in New York. He lives at 133 West 95th Street and is president of the Remotrol Company. He has a son and a daughter. Robert Allerton tRoyal Academy of Munich1, one of the outstand- ing patrons of the Art lnstitute of Chicago, still gives his occupation as a farmer in Monticello, Illinois: but his home address at Lauai Kai Koloa Konai, T. H. sounds more alluring. Robert K. Warren, Treasurer of the Morton Salt PAGE 25

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CLASS of 1891 Gail Dray Iulian Nolan Harry W. Farnum Claude Atha Dickie Frederick Rawscn Geo. Palmeter Shirley T. High Charles E. Fargo Benjamin Allen Chcnles H. Chappell Unidentified 1890-1895 Population, 1,099,850 . . . Montgomery Ward permanent injunction against building on Lake Front . . . Murry Nelson President of first board of Sanitary District . . . Theodore Thomas Orchestra . . . Great Northern Hotel . . . Rockefeller gives University of Chicago Sl,000,000 . . . Public Library cornerstone laid . . . 1892, 1548 persons died of diptheria, 1489 of typhoid . . . Chicago death rate, 22 per thousand . . . Age of speed continues . . . trolley cars supplant horse cars . . . Democratic Convention nominates Cleveland . . . Corbett and Sulli- van prize fight . . . Marshall Field gives 31,000,000 for Field Museum in lackson Park . . . World's Columbian Exposition . . . Pullman car strike . . . financial panic . . . University of Chicago on Midway . . . Ta-rah-rah-rah boom-de-ay. 1890 Charles Cheney Hyde tYa1e 1895, Harvard 1898, LLD Northwestern 19241 lives at 1035 Park Avenue, New York, and is professor of lnternational Law at Kent Hall, Columbia University. He has one son and one daughter. Leon- ard I. Mandel CYale 18931 is actively engaged at Mandel Brothers, and lives at 5555 Sheridan Road. lohn Crosby Neely tPrinceton 18941 lives at the Prince- ton Club, 39 E. 39th St., New York. He is office manager of LaBranche QS Co. on the New York Stock Exchange. He is unmarried. Theodore A. Shaw, Ex. '90, lYale 18921 is a dry goods commission merchant at 323 South Frank- lin Street and lives at 1180 Lake Shore Drive. Bruce Clark tYale 18981 has retired from the New York Stock Exchange to live at Bay Point Park, Sarasota, Florida. PAGE 27