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

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134 HISTORY OF 1916 S. matical Prize in Junior year. Executive committee, Yale Branch, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Sigma Xi. He roomed at home in Freshman year, Junior year at 333 York Street, alone, Senior year With L. A. Nettleton, and P. Ferreri, at 101 Van Sheff. Hall took the course in Electrical Engineering, and Will enter the Yale Graduate School. He is undecided Whether he will go in for practical electrical Work, or devote himself to teaching. His address is 84 Grove Avenue, Shelton, Conn. l . L. F f ' . 'A' ' . f i ,R ' f Wi X ,,,. f' 4+- M ' ff .1 . 2 1' in ,JMU 'JSR- DAVID QUICK HAMMOND Ham was born in Sparrowbush, N. Y., August 10, 1895. His father, Frederick Stafford Hammond, born in Appleton, Wis., August 8, 1870, is engaged in the leather business, being a member of the Haley-Hammond Company and the Hammond- Lee Company. His mother, Grace CQuickj Hammond, Who lived in Port J ervis, N. Y., before her marriage, died December 24, 1897. There is one son and one daughter in the family. Charles Newberry Hammond, '95, is a relative. He prepared at the Port Jervis High School, at Black Hall, and at Cheshire. He has contributed to the Yale News, and has

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F BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 133 April 7, 1853, and is engaged in business in that city as a printer, being owner of the business. His mother's maiden name was Carrie Elizabeth Lockwood. He has one brother. He prepared at the Bridgeport High School. In Sheff he received honors in German and mathematics, living at home Freshman and Junior years. Senior year he roomed with H. Grandage, Jr., and E. C. Bullard, at 107 Van She'. Byers took the Civil Engineering Course, and plans to become a sanitary engineer, his address is 815 North Avenue, Bridge- port, Conn. 1-uonxuq moe! .MLMU-I f I . AQ. I ,' If . ff 525' :E 'N EE!! E? ' w YJ ilu, If wuz, ting, m WESLEY BENJAMIN HALL Wesley was born in Shelton, Conn., December 22, 1895. He is the only son of Burton Silas Hall, who was born in Bethany, Conn., February 26, 1863, and is manager of the D. M. Welch Sa Son store, in Derby, Conn. His mother, who lived in Milford, Conn., was Mary Martha Benjamin, she died in New Haven December 26, 1906. Wesley has two sisters, and there was one other son, now deceased. He prepared at the Shelton High School, and entered Shelf with a Connecticut High School Scholarship. He received honors each year, and the Stone Trust Corporation Mathe-

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 135 interested himself in industrial work during his three years in Sheff. The Pipe and Bowl Club. Gun Club. Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Gamma Delta Hall. Freshman year he roomed with Walter C. Brandes, at 150 Grove Street, Junior and Senior years with Harry D. Kendrick, at 370 Temple Street. Hammond took the Chemistry Course, and plans to go into the leather business at first, but may go into the oilnand tanning extract business later. He may be found at Sparrowbush, N. Y. Qt! u . Ao . W e V 9 4 A. - 9 'im ,. 55 QE ,J 5 ,L-w:'1iffw . ,, g,,,,. REEVES WELCH HART Uncle Satch was born in Stamford, Conn., December 6, 1893. His father, Nathaniel Reeves Hart, was born in Watertown, N. Y., May 26, 1850, and was graduated from New York Univer- sity, with the degree of BS., in 1871. He practiced law in Stamford, as a member of the firm of Hart 85 Keeler. He died October 8, 1906. His mother, who lived in Stamford before her marriage, was Mary Clarissa Dickinson, there are two sons, Walter D. Hart, '04, being the elder, and two daughters in the family. He prepared at the Stamford High School, and after coming to Sheff was on the Freshman Mandolin Club, and took