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

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170 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Levy took the Seleet Course, and expects to be engaged in the manufacture of women 's hats. His address is 27 Kensington Street, New Haven, Conn. '-f Y WWF I 7 l I .f ,r 1 N . ,Q . , 5, 'lllligy ii ' E as EQ-: E!!! yi 1: lffiifil-E JOHN CLIFTON LITTLE Jack was born in Woodbridge, Conn., January 3, 1888. He has also lived in New Haven, and in Easthampton, Mass. His father, Elmer Elsworth Little, was born in Woodbridge, June 12, 1859. He is a blacksmith. Mrs. Little was Mary Adeline Downs of New Haven. They have two sons living, one daughter is deceased. Dr. Frederick B. Harrison, 799 S., is a relative. Jack prepared at Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., and in Sheff was a member of the Williston Club. Freshman and Junior years he roomed at 130 Howe Street, Senior year at Colonial Inn and fourth year at 130 Howe Street. Little took the Electrical Engineering Course and will enter that profession. His permanent address is Woodbridge, Conn. , Lonis LIVINGSTON Louis was born in Minot, N. Dak., April 4, 1891. He has lived in St. Paul, Minn., and Chicago, Ill. Q

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 169 Lenahan, was born June 12, 1852. His mother, Catherine Linehan, lived in Stamford, Conn., there are six children in the family. He prepared at St. Paul's Parochial School, ands at the New Haven High School. He went out for the 1915 Varsity Basket- ball Team, and for the Freshman Crew. Yale Battery. He has lived at home for the three years. Lenahan took the Forestry Course, and intends to enter the Yale School of Forestry, and follow that line of work. His address is 54 Williams Street, New Haven, Conn. V F L... K uw i Nm 25.3 - ,SSZS L Q 1' I . 1 5. Qi, S 4 ' Q 5 1 . . W ' T' ef, Nav y- ,- SAMUEL OLIVER LEVY Samrnie was born in New Haven, Conn., March 13, 1896. He is a son of Burnhart Levy, who was born in Neustadt, Germany, in 1865, and lived in Frankfurt, Germany, and in the United States, where he was vice-president of the Jersey Smelting 8a Refining Company. He died May 16, 1905. His mother, whose name was Josephine Myrowitz, lived in Berlin, Germany, before her marriage, and died in New Haven in July, 1904. There were six children in the family 5 three are living. I-Ie prepared at the New Haven High School, and belongs to the Yale Battery. He received honors in German in Freshman year. He lived at home. '

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 171 We - X is ' Si wk. Q-:: SX f .0 5-' . ' L .i f!5h q2f L5- He prepared at the Association Institute, Chicago, Ill. Freshman year he roomed with E. N. Grosselin at 132 Wall Street, and Junior year with E. C. Owyang at 379 Temple Street. He left college at the end of Junior year but returned and joined the Class of 1916 S. Senior year he roomed at 333 York Street. Livingston took the course in Mining Engineering and will make that his profession. His permanent address is 3507 VVashburne Avenue, Chicago, Ill. EDWIN MEYER Lone Edwin was born March 15, 1894, and has always lived i11 New York City. His father, Albert Loeb, who died in 1901 in New York City, was a banker. Mrs. Loeb was Rose Guggenheim of Philadelphia, Pa. They had three sons. Edwin prepared at the Collegiate School, New York City, and the Mohegan Lake School, Mohegan Lake, N. Y. He roomed at 395 Temple Street, 128 High Street and 148 and 165 Van Sheff.