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

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146 HISTORY OF 1916 S. He prepared at Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass. Freshman year he was awarded the prize in physics, Engineer- ing Science Group, and one-half of the prizes in drawing, mathe- matics, and for excellence in all studies. General two-year honors. Was treasurer of the Yale Williston Club and in Senior year president. Sigma Xi. He roomed at 393 Temple Street, alone, for the three years. Hubbard took the Mechanical Engineering Course, and will probably become an industrial engineer. His address is Hig- ganum, Conn. T 7- 0 . f ' J- . .- A L 1-9... : Z ' 5 l - mi if il . ig ' I' 1 X lim 4'i3','li 'MN 'I .5- -H H-Zan: GEORGE RAYMOND HUKILL George was born in Middletown, Del., February 2, 1893. His father, Gideon Emory Hukill, was born April 11, 1845, in Mid- dletown, Del., where he carried on a lumber business, and died October 27, 1911. His mother, who lived in Odessa, Del., was Margaret Shallcross Williams. She died in Middletown, April 8, 1915. There are four sons and one daughter in the family. He' prepared at Conway Hall, Carlisle, Pa., and was in the Class of 1915, Lehigh University, entering Shelf in Junior year. Beta Theta Pi. He roomed alone Junior and Senior years, at 156 Grove Street, and 395 Temple Street.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 145 graduated from St. Stephen's College, Annandale, N. Y., in 1890. He lived in Salt Lake City, and in Elko, Nev., and died in Pennsylvania in 1897. He was a clergyman. Mrs. Houghton lived in Ansonia, Conn. Bill has one sister. Vincent B. Clarke, '02 S., Clyde E. Vance, '03 S., Ralph H. Clarke, '09, L. A. Nettleton, '17 S., and Franklin N. Platt, '19, are Yale relatives. He prepared at the Ansonia High School, and went out for the Swimming Team. Alpha Sigma Phi. Celven Club. He roomed alone at 333 York Street, in Freshman year. Junior and Senior years with H. G. Sincerbeaux and John A. Prior, at 352 Temple Street. Houghton took the course in Electrical Engineering, and is undecided as to his future career. His address is 695 South Main Street, Ansonia, Conn. x X d ,-j ,MW 1 u - fi f al omg if Lea? f,,,. ' M7 Gnoizen MARSHAL CLARK I'IUBBARD Hubby was born in Higganum, Conn., October 21, 1890. He is a son of Clement Samuel Hubbard, who was born in Maromas, Conn., June 20, 1862, and of Estella Eugenia CClarkJ Hubbard, who lived in Higganum. His father is a manufacturer, secre- tary and treasurer of the Cutaway Harrow Company. There were three children in the family, two sons are living.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 147 Hukill took the course in Civil Engineering. His address is Middletown, Del. ia . - W - . V 3 ' 'G E-52147 Ll ll .,,,.,. JOHN HUME, J R. John was born in New Haven, Oonn., October 9, 1895. His father, John Hume, was born in Ayton, Scotland, in 1863, and spent many years there. He is a cabinet maker, of the firm of Gerrish 85 Hume. His mother, who lived in Edinburgh, Scot- land, before her marriage, was Annie Mollison 5 there are three sons and one daughter in the family. Robert M. Hume, 1913 S., is a brother. n Hume prepared at the New Haven High School, and took the course in Metallurgy. He will follow that line of Work and may be addressed at 21 Wall Street, New Haven, Conn. EDWARD BENEDICT IIUNN Edward was born in New Haven, Conn., January 23, 1896. His father, John Walter Hunn, was born in New Haven, March 11, 1861, and is now a salesman for the National Folding Box Sa Paper Company. His mother, also of New Haven, was Susie Emma Louise Benedict, there are three children in the family.