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

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196 HISTORY OF 1916 S. she died in West Islip in 1907. There were ive sons and three daughters in the family. Five children are living. Jack prepared at the Cutler School, New York City, and at Pawling School, Pawling, N. Y. Friars. Book and Snake and the Cloister Club. Freshman year he roomed With W. S. Bouvier at 120 High Street, Junior and Senior years with William Ryle and F. 'W. Oakes, Jr., at 148 and 131 Grove Street, and fourth year also at 131 Grove Street. Orr took the Select Course and will go into the lumber busi- ness. His permanent address is West Islip, Long Island, N. Y. an ,,..,. -., f Y . - 5 I 5 M- 2 H l..,,,,... 'hm X M Q . .... 4 ' ' K F a .gef- 'U Y www i1i1u71,.tsr:.ffI - ,Q E ,. 'fv ' f f Q Q f- . .Ug,,,, KING LAWRENCE PARKER Bud was born in St. Louis, Mo., January 18, 1893. His father, Herbert Lawrence Parker, was born in Pepperell, Mass., in 1854, and is president of the Emerson Electrical Manufacturing Company. His mother 's maiden name was Emily Lizzett King, and she lived in Morgan Park, Ill., before her marriage. There are two sons and three daughters in the family. He prepared at Smith Academy in St. Louis, Mo., and at Lawrenceville. He is taking the four-year course. On entering Sheff he was a member of the Freshman Mandolin Club, and is at present a member of Lawrenceville Club. Southern Club.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 195 J acasehy, Brazil, graduated from the University de Gand, Ghent, Belgium, and was located in Sao Paulo, where he was president of the Magyana Railway, and a state senator. His mother's name was Adelaide Sa, and her residence, Santos. She is not living. There were ten children in the family, four are deceased. He prepared at Mackenzie College, Brazil, and at Union Col- lege, Schenectady, N. Y., and was a member of the,Class of 1915 in that college, entering our Class in Junior year. Brazilian Students Association, and Cosmopolitan Club in Union College and in Yale. I-Ie has roomed alone at 379 Temple Street both years. Oliveira took the Electrical Engineering Course, and will go in for that line of work. His address is O Estado, Sao Paulo, Brazil. use a's' A . n 'VEWF3 if I 'W tg --Q3 elf.. , V .N .:....1 .x yu., .Q P JOHN CLIFTON ORR Jack was born in Amityville, Long Island, N. Y., August 1, 1893. He has lived also in New York City and in West Islip, Long Island. I-Iis father, John Clifton Orr, who died in Paris in 1906, was a lumber merchant. He was born in New York City in 1845. Mrs. Orr was Amelia S. Killian of New York,

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 197 Kopper Kettle Klub. K. B. L. Club. Student Council. Chi Phi and York Hall. Xi Sigma. He roomed with Stauifer, deZaldo and Trask, in Freshman year, at 126 High Street, with Stivers, Burton and Fuller, in Junior year, at 96 Wall Street, at the same address, with Stivers, Milnor, Fuller and Snead, in Senior year, and the fourth year at the same address with Burnham, Wickersham and Lysle. Parker took the course in Electrical Engineering, and will go into the manufacturing business. His address is 39 Washington Terrace, St. Louis, Mo. 'Wy f gi wnenzcqb JS, an THOMAS STACK PARKER Pigmy was born in New Haven, Conn., July 14, 1896. He is the only child of John Glynn Parker, deceased, who was born in Boston, Mass., April 10, 1860, and was secretary of the New York, New Haven Sa Hartford Railroad. His mother's name was Helen Stack, and she lived in Middletown, Conn., before her marriage. William V. Griffin, 1908 L., and 1912, is a relative. He prepared at Phillips-Exeter and at the Hopkins Grammar School, and went out for hockey. Exeter Club. Phi Gamma