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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 127 Yr. K ,, if 1 1, Q15 lp! of gk-VE. -Q-'gf by N. Y., January 28, 1862, and is a lumber manufacturer in Buf- falo, the firm names being Graves, Mambert, George Sa Com- pany, and Graves, Bigwood Sc Company. His mother's maiden name was Nellie White, and she lived in Buialo. There are four sons and three daughters in the family. Luther Pomeroy Graves, Jr., 1916, and Stanley H. Graves, 1908 S., are brothers. Nelse prepared at the Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. Since entering Sheff he has done a good deal of journalistic Work, aside from contributing to the News and Courant, having been a summer correspondent for the New York Sim a.nd the Brooklyn Eagle. He is an editor of the Yale News, managing editor of the Courant, manager of the Sheff Society Orchestra, and on the 1916 S. Class Hockey Team. Manager, 1918 Freshman Base- ball Team. Boys' Club Committee. Chairman, Class Day Com- mittee. Aurelian Society. Elizabethan Club. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. Freshman year he roomed with Donald C. Armour and Rockwell Keeney, at 73 Whitney Avenue, Junior year with Frank H. Goodyear and J. S. Roberts, at 133 College Street, and Senior year at the same address with Roberts. Graves took the Select Course. He expects to spend next year at Yale-in-China, after which he will enter business. His address is 1297 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y.

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126 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Gordon took the Biology Course, and intends to teach, prob- ably specializing in English. His address is 432 High Street, Clinton, Mass. ' ' I -L 'vi S it !Q Q A , gn Q HERBERT GRANDAGE, JR. Smiles Was born Qin Beacon Falls, Conn., May 30, 1894, and lives in Bridgeport, Conn. His father, Herbert Grandage, Was born in Leeds, England, and has been engaged in the dye busi- ness in the United States for many years, now retired. His mother, who lived in Bradford, England, was Sabina Hanson, of her seven children but three are living. He prepared at the Derby CConn.j ,High SCIIQQL and for the first two years of hiscollege course he lived at home in Bridge- port 5 'Senior year he groomedwvvith R. Hall and E. CQ Bullard, at 107 Van Sheff. ' ' A h Grandage took the course in Electrical Engineering and Will follow that profession. His address is 2618 North Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. . . ' 'l NRLsoN MONTGOMERY GRAVES Nelse was born in Buffalo, N. Y., May 14, 1895. He is a son of Luther Pomeroy Graves, Who was born at Suspension Bridge,

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128 HISTORY OF 1916 S. 'g K of 9 ll 9 ll -' '- . Q .Q p . A A . g f , if .1 ilxW, ,fillIIl' ll-fwilxlwly , lf! ARCHIBALD WORTHY GREEN Arch was born in Port Byron, N. Y., June 25, 1893, the only child of George Howard Green and Sarah Leila CWorthyD Green. Mr. Green was born at Port Byron, June 13, 1843, and is now retired from active business. Arch prepared at The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa., and at Dr. Stone's School, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. He was substitute on the 1915 Lacrosse Team, and a member of the Yale Rifle and Revolver Club. Chi Phi and York Hall. Freshman year he roomed alone at 119 Wall. Street, Junior year with Andrew Fletcher, Jr., Leland J. Hagadorn and Lee Brewer, at 96 Wall Street, Senior year with Corrin Strong and Lauren Arnold, at 96 Wall Street. Green took the course in Civil Engineering, and will take two years' graduate work at Cornell. He will follow the profession. He may be addressed care William H. Seward Sc Company, bankers, Auburn, N. Y.