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

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264 HISTORY OF 1916 S. 1858, but lives in New Haven where he is treasurer of The Tuttle, Morehouse Sa Taylor Company. His mother was Emma DeEtte Hotchkiss of New Haven. Harold has one sister. He is a grandson of John Hale Taylor, ea:-'52 S., and Roger W. Tuttle, '95, is a relative. He prepared at the New Haven High School, and at the San- ford School, Redding Ridge, Conn. He has interested himself in social work, having taught English at the settlements. General two-year honors. He lived at his home in Freshman and Junior years 5 with E. L. Taylor and C. H. Wardell, Jr., at 174 Van Sheff, in Senior year. Taylor took the course in Chemistry, and may enter the Yale Graduate School. His permanent address is 1329 Boulevard, New Haven, Conn. dv C n X, as xnllh Q60 - uninmz J 5 N' 'fr ' 2 ' 7,,i::.- 1 V 'J Ellllnlld' G - ' X sm S55 ' 'FFF s',:'E 'SX-ri Q ? sf--.mf ' X 0 ff HAROLD HORTON TEARSE Hal was born in Winona, Minn., November 5, 1894. His father, Robert Emmet Tearse, was born in Glen Falls, N. Y., and is in the grain commission business in Chicago, Ill., being presi- dent of the Western Elevator Company. Mrs. Tearse lived in Winona, Minn., and her name was Katherine Warren Horton.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 263 0 xl CI D 'Q Q2 1 .2 02' ,f f ....--Z H x v,, 5 mg, ..-' Taylor has taken the Special Chemistry Course, and will devote himself to chemistry. His address is 4003 New Hamp- shire Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. Ill Q. if EEN, V Ig , S 2 B-' 6 f L 9' .L va Q V, 2 ' Q , Ny 3 640 NX X Q 0 r l Q' Z V f 0 -I-vs. HAROLD HoTcHK1ss TAYLOR Fat was born in New Haven, Conn., May 4, 1895. His father, John Hale Taylor, was born in St. Cloud, Minn., November 25,

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 265 Harold has one sister and one brother. Robert Tearse, '09, and Harold Hunsiker, '09 S., are relatives. He prepared at the Harvard School, Chicago, Ill., and at And- over. He Was on the Freshman Mandolin Club 5 the first Shelf Freshman Crew in 1913, and third Varsity Crew in fall of 1915. He Worked with a class of Armenians during his Junior year. Chi Phi and York Hall. He roomed with Jack West, at 387 Temple Street, in Freshman year, at 96 Wall Street in Junior year, with Julie Burnham, Book Russell and Heck Dulaney, Senior year at the same address, with Russell, Dulaney and Bob Gilfillan. Tearse took the Select Course, and will go into the grain busi- ness. His address is 5314 East End Avenue, Chicago, Ill. fm x ff V WL? 1 . Inf JRE K 5. wi ll N 5 -4 . ,,,. une 1 I!!- W1.- CE . Tn... MALCOLM WAYLAND THOMPSON Mac was born in East Liverpool, Ohio, January 18, 1893. His father, John C. Thompson, was also born in East Liverpool, and is secretary and treasurer of the C. C. Thompson Pottery Com- pany. His mother 's maiden name was Charlotte Winteur Ever- son, and her home was in Pittsburgh, Pa. There are two sons and three daughters in the family. Josiah Donald Thompson, 1912 S., is a brother. He prepared at the East Liverpool High School, and at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. He made the News in Fresh- man year, and was managing editor in Senior year. Is a mem- ber of the Aurelian Honor Society, chairman of supervision