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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 185 ll , . Qlg 5 Q C3 , ll tg f .l 1 sm fl , Mfg -n.'UL' nell and A. B. Dewey at 352 Temple Street, Senior year with J. M. Marlow at 133 College Street, and fourth year at 191 Van Sheff. Middlebrook took the Mining Engineering Course and will go into the mining business. His permanent address is 9 Steele Road, Hartford, Conn. ARTHUR MACKENZIE MILBURN Art was born in Haverstraw, N. Y., June 17, 1894. He is the only son of Arthur Wilsoii Milburn and Frances Lane CMackenziej Milburn, both of Haverstraw, N. Y. Mr. Milburn is engaged in business in Haverstraw and New York, where he is assistant treasurer. of Borden's Condensed Milk Company. There are two daughters and a son in the family. Art prepared at Phillips-Exeter, and at the Pawlingj School. He went out for baseball, and was on the University Baseball Team in 1915, and on the 1917 Freshman Baseball Team, win- ning a. 'Y and numerals. Captain, 1916 Baseball Team. Exeter Club. Aurelian Honor Society. Class Day Committee. Football Cheer Leader. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. .He roomed at 128 YVall Street in Freshman year, with B. V. Thomp-

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' . 184 HISTORY OF 1916 S. gg . E My I 5 3 P 3 E E . s . gn, nl 4' with Paul Schulze, Jr., at 370 Temple Street, the remaining two years. Metcalf took the Select Course, and Will go in for general business. His address is Westmoreland, N. Y. HARRY ToML1NsoN MIDDLEBROOK Hank was born in Bridgeport, Conn., October 24, 1891. He has lived in Hartford, Conn., since 1910. His father, Albert James Middlebrook, was born in Bridgeport, and was secretary and assistant treasurer of the American Tube 8: Stamping Oom- pany of Bridgeport, Conn. He is now in the real estate business. His mother was Isabelle Shelton of Seymour, Conn. There are three sons in the family. Robert Middlebrook, 1907, is a relative. Harry prepared at the Bridgeport High School, and at Andover. He played second base on the Freshman Baseball Team and Was on the University Baseball Squad during the rest of his course. Mohicans. Kopper Kettle Klub. Deakons. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. Freshman year he roomed with D. A. Warner, C. R. Marshall and G. H. Crosby at 73 Whitney Avenue, Junior year with S. E. Hoadley, R. A. Bag-

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186 HISTORY OF 1916 S. MY, In A wn RM ww 9' ff aww ffwf - -Q. ite -'T If X U N 5 X: f Z '91 Q -wlllll, im., ,y ,7 2, son, Alex Patton and Sam Atkins. Junior and Senior years at 133 College Street, with W. H. Stovall, W. Easton and Carl Betts. ' Milburn took the Select Course and his address is 8 First Street, Haverstraw, N. Y. JAMES CLARKE MILHOLLAND Mil was born October 5, 1893, in Pittsburgh, Pa. His father, Henry Carter Milholland, was born in Pittsburgh, and has always lived there, being connected with the Pittsburgh Press Publishing Company. His mother, Hattie CClarkej Milholland, was also a resident of Pittsburgh before her marriage. James has one brother. Mil prepared at Shady Side Academy, at Hotchkiss and Law- renceville. He has done good work at the Bancroft Foote Mis- sion since entering Sheff. Lawrenceville Club. Independence Club. Kopper Kettle Klub. He roomed with J. K. Eisaman, D. Gr. Buchanan, J. Schenck and H. Singer, at 126 High Street, in Freshman year, at 120 High Street in Junior year, with J. H. Cullinan and D. M. Edwards 5 at 391 Temple Street, with W. F. Miller, in Senior year.