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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 217 43 .l l 1 ,f Q11 ' mu WWII X GN V- fw LQ VL, ,ii 2 if e' if --1vl4rn n-.-W. .1,..- . ball Team for three years, and Was its manager for one year. He has been president and secretary of the Haverford School Club, and is a member of Battery D, Yale Field Artillery, Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. He roomed with J. C. Truesdell in Freshman year, at 110 Wall Street, with A. T. Trumbull, at 133 College Street, in Junior year, and with Trumbull and J. T. Davies, J r., at 133 College Street, in Senior year. Robins took the Civil Engineering Course, and will go in for railroad engineering or architecture. He may take a graduate course at the University of' Pennsylvania. His address is 1719 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. HYMAN BENEDICT ROBISON Roby was born in Portland, Ore., September 23, 1895. He is a son of Lazarus Robison, who was born in Germany in 1863, and has lived in Oregon. He has been engaged as a promoter, but has now retired. His mother's maiden name was Hannah Alleng there are four children in the family. Charles J. Robison. 1911 S. and C.E. 1913, is a brother. He prepared with a private tutor, and at the Lincoln High School and attended the University of Oregon for the last

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216 HISTORY OF 1916 S. ' -gk. fe . fb' X HIL Y' ' ,-' 1 M1115--5 N, 5153551 , - rx: . -1 1.41 . N w Q- us E ' JAMEs SLOAN ROBERTS James was born in Baltimore, Md., November 30, 1894. His father, Charles Boyle Roberts, was born in Westminster, Md., and is president of the National Supply Company, manufac- turers of railroad supplies. His mother was Mary Grace Sloan, there were six children in the family, one is deceased. He prepared at the Gilman Country School, in Baltimore, Md. He roomed alone in Freshman year, at 120 High Street, Junior year with N. M. Graves and F. H. Goodyear, at 133 College Street, and in Senior year at the same address with Graves. Roberts took the Civil Engineering Course, and expects to become a railroad engineer. He will enter the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and may be addressed at 103 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. J Aivins HAMILTON ROBINS Jim was born in Philadelphia, Pa., December 7, 1896, the son of Thomas Robins, born in Philadelphia, and Marie Ringgold CNagleej Robins, born in San Jose, Calif. He prepared at the Haverford School, Haverford, Pa. Gen- eral two-year honors. He has belonged to the Association Foot-

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218 HISTORY OF 1916 S. t i? 5 gk . V. N N Q ,, FS ,ragga + 5 ' I ? 1 it Z' J -f .,,-Q mf ifsj ..-Wa semester of Freshman year with the Class of 1916. He went out for the crew Freshman and Senior years. General two-year honors. Yale Battery. He roomed alone in Freshman year, at 122 Wall Street 5 Junior and Senior years with N. C. Bernstein, at 112 and 180 Van Sheff. Robison took the course in Biology, and will enter Johns Hopkins Medical School. His address is 569 Fourth Street, Portland, Ore. J OHN KENNEDY ROEDEL John was born in Cheyenne, Wyo., December 22, 1894. His father, Andrew Edward Roedel, was born in Defiance, Ohio, and has lived for the greater part of his life in Wyoming, where he is a druggist. His mother, who was Anne Kennedy, lived in Cheyenne before her marriage. There are two sons in the family, one daughter is deceased. He prepared at the Cheyenne High School, and was in the Class of 1916 at Colorado College, leaving there to enter our Class in Freshman year. Honors in mathematics. He roomed alone at 29 Lake Place in Freshman year, and at 299 York a.