Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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PREFACE. In publishing this Record an attempt has been made to give as complete an account of our Class as possible since graduation, but no one who has not had experience in such work can realize the difficulties and length of time neces- sary to obtain direct personal information of the members of a class who have been separated, as has ours for fifteen years, and many of whom had not been heard from during that time. Every member has, however, at last been reached, some, though, giving very little information concerning them- selves, so if the Record seems in some cases very incom- plete, it is because it has been thought best not to delay its publication any longer Waiting for additional information. Brief accounts of our Triennial, Sexennial and Decen- nial Reunions, together with the Bicentennial have been included. No one better than the Secretary realizes the incom- pleteness of the book and wishes to apologize for any inaccuracies which may appear, and which it is almost impossible to avoid in a Work of this kind. ' The Secretary would be greatly obliged to anyone notic- ing such errors if they would inform him of them. He Wishes to thank the different members of the Class for their hearty cooperation in the work, and especially Mr. A. F. Kountze and Mr. L. A. Cooper for their interest and assistance in obtaining much valuable information. Hoping that it may give as much pleasure to its readers as it has to the one who prepared it, and with apologies for its long delay, this Record is presented. Noyes D. CLARK, Class Sec1'efa1'y. VVOODBRIDGE, CONNT, August, 1907.

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RIENNIAL. The Triennial Reunion began with a business meeting, which was held in Room 37, North Sheffield Hall, June 26, 1894, at I2 o'clock. About 40 men were present, and the meeting was called to order by President Wfilliam VV. Heffelfinger. The report of the Cup Committee was called for, and Chairman H. H. Shepard reported that a cup had been pur- chased at a cost of about 515107, which sum had been raised. A report from the Triennial Committee was read by Edward Van Ingen, who said that the Committee had arranged for a band and parade to Yale Field for the Yale- Harvard baseball game, and after the parade a supper at Stewart's, to cost S3 a person. Motion made and seconded to appoint Sexennial Com- mittee. President Heffelinger appointed Burton D. Blair, Lehman A. Cooper and the Class Secretary, Noyes D. Clark. Motion made and seconded that the meeting adjourn. ALFRED H. PRESTON, GEORGE M. LANDERS, EDNVARD VAN TNGEN, T1 ie1z1z'iaI C017'L7'IZ1'fZl6G. A. H. Preston was unable to act. A In the afternoon, headed by the New Britain Band, the Class marched out to the Yale-Harvard baseball game at the Field and saw Yale defeat Harvard by the score of 2 to O. The Class boy, Paul Pox Murdock, marched with the Class part of the way. The game over, we marched back from the Field, and made calls on President Dwight and Director Brush, after