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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 141 Q 44 i S vl- S e SL: ' V 'F Z , H121 ai 591 K, I f Ss -'V , 0 N ' l.Y1Ll: r , Zi NK W' superintendent of. the paper-box factory of Strouse, Adler Sc Company. His mother, Jenny CKleebergD Herz, lived in Louis- ville, Ky., and in New Haven, before her marriage. There are three sons in the family. Lucius Felix Herz, '08 S., and '13 M., and Nathaniel Herz, '08 S., and '10 E.M., are brothers. Felix Kleeberg, '88 S., is an uncle. He prepared at the New Haven High School, and has roomed at his home for the three years. Herz took the course in Mechanical Engineering, and expects to work as a mechanical engineer in some manufacturing line. He may be addressed at 115 Linden Street, New Haven, Conn. FREDERICK CHARLEs HESSELMEYER Fritz was born in New Haven, Conn., July 1, 1895. He is a son of Charles Frederick Hesselmeyer, who was born in Bob- lingen, Wiirttemberg, Germany, December 2, 1864, and Pauline Emilia CScl1eflierj Hesselmeyer, who lived in Berlin, Germany. His father is located in New Haven, and is in the employ of the New York, New Haven 85 Hartford Railroad. There are three sous in the family. He prepared at the New Haven High School, and entered Sheff on a Connecticut High School Scholarship. He took part

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140 HISTORY OF 1916 S. 71 at .K ff 0 i XX X 'H lencrevi Y s , R . f lg, O ' , -.mldll iv , Civ Q va' 3 , ,M . .5 N s. uf , Illllllllmlllljlo yW '7 I l f r - W' 'me 1 1 1 Q ,,, Company. He died in Indianapolis, Ind., in 1908. His mother, who lived in Detroit, Mich., before her marriage, was Annette Vernor Atchison. William P. Herod, '86, B. Vernor Norton, ex-'99 S. 5 Bergen A. Herod, 1913 S., William Herod Baldwin, 1915 S., and William Rogers Herod, 1918 S., are Yale relatives. Pirt prepared at the Symes School, New York City, and the Harstrom School, Norwalk, Conn. He contributed to the Yale Shejiielol Monthly, and has a Charm. Was coxswain of the Crew, and a member of the Second Shelf Freshman Crew in the fall regatta in 1913. Harstrom School Club. Freshman year he roomed with George D. Robinson, at 110 Wall Street 5 Junior year with J. M. McIntosh at 110 Wall Street 5 Senior year alone at 120 College Street. Herod took the Select Course, and is undecided whether he will go into the brokerage business, or devote himself to letters. His address is Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York City. , CORNELIUS MAXIMILIAN HERZ Cornie was born in New Haven, Conn., July 30, 1896. His father, Leo Herbert Herz, was born in Mayence, Germany, October 26, 1859, and is located in New Haven, where he is

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142 HISTORY OF 1916 S. a af i n 30 ' r : 1 6 EE , in Professor Pierce 's Debating Coursey contributed to the Sheff Monthlyg received general honors, and has been employed as a tutor during much of his course. He roomed at home. Hesselmeyer took the Select Course, and will enter the Yale School of Law in the fall, his address is 122 Rosette Street, New Haven, Conn. SANGSTON HETTLER Sock was born in Chicago, Ill., February 6, 1895, the son of Herman Henry Hettler and Elizabeth Katherine QSangstonj Hettler. His father was born in Fort Wayne, Ind., April 17, 1861, and has spent most of his life in Chicago, Ill., where he is president of the Herman H. Hettler Lumber Company. There were two sons in the family 5 one is deceased. He prepared at the Chicago Latin School. He went out for football and the crew, is on the Senior Promenade Committee. Chicago Latin School Club. Berzelius and the Colony Club. Freshman year he roomed with Bob Walker, Jack Milsted and Howard Spaulding, at 82 Wall Street, Junior year with Bob Walker, at 121 Van Sheff 5 Senior year with Malcolm Scovil and Charles Marshall, at 17 Hillhouse Avenue.