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

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A TRIENNIAL REUNION. 5 which we went to Stewart's for our Class dinner. The cup was presented to the Class boy, Paul Fox Murdock, during the dinner, by Harris XIV. Baker, his father and mother both being present. He was 21 months old. Informal speeches were made by President Heffelfmger and Cooper. After the supper, headed by the band and with an abundance of fireworks, we marched around the Campus and Green, and had a big demonstration. Those present were: Shepard, Neale, Van Ingen, Lowrie, Keith, McClellan, Cummings, Gregory, Loring, Kountze, Robbins, Francke, Carpenter, N. D. Clark, Sanger, Robin- son, 'Wehneig Booth, Landers, Leavenworth, Blair, Cam- eron, -Smith, Heffelfmger, Norton, Cooper, Sidenberg, Trowbridge, Adler, Coleman, Sutton, F. H. Funk, jane- way, Starkweather, Pelton, Pease, Hays, VVeyerhaeuser, Osterweis, Shattuck, Murdock, Baker, Black,,Sne1l, Searles, Bunnell and Vlfilliams.

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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

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EXENNIAL. The Sexennial business meeting was held in Room 37, North Sheffield Hall, June 29, 1897, at I2 olclock. The meeting was called to order by President Heffel- finger. The report of the Sexennial Committee was made by Chairman B. D. Blair, who said that the New Britain Band had been engaged to accompany us to the ball game, in the parade, and also for our dinner. He said it would be necessary to ask those present for one dollar extra to meet expenses, as so few members had sent in their first subscription. The Class was to go out to the Yale-Harvard ball game in a special car with the band. The Class dinner had been arranged for at Stewart's, to cost 32.50 each. . Motion made and seconded that Decennial Committee be appointed. President Heffelhnger appointed E. V an Tngen, H. VV. Baker, G. M. Landers, B. D. Blair, VV. B. Nash, D. A. Hays, T. C. B. Snell, A. Trowbridge and N. D. Clark. This committee elected Edward Van Tngen Chairman. The Class went out in the afternoon to the Yale-Harvard ball game in a special car with the band. On return calls were made on President Dwight and Director Brush. The Class dinner was held at Stewart's and the following 23 men were present: Sutton, Landers, Goodwin, Pease, N. D. Clark, Leavenworth, Adler, Barnes, Baker, Vlfales, Snell, Sidenberg, Heffelflnger, L. A. Dodsworth, Trow- bridge, Osterweis, Easterbrook, Weliiier, Pinney, Nash, Van lngen, Blair and Booth.