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

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266 HISTORY OF 1916 S. committee of Byers Hall Industrial Work and a member of Class Book Committee. Yale Battery. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. He roomed alone in Freshman year at 128 High Street, at 133 College Street,'With Walter F. Coachman, Jr., in Junior and Senior years. Thompson took the Select Course, and has not yet decided upon his future line of work. His address is The Lyndens, East Liverpool, Ohio. f auN,fuoN! YUK are srufF! J' wh .5 X., f Sis 'say -' .35 E Q W ir Y :E , ? L':l - l-n. il'-Ula ll, .- --undue 11' ' L, SETH WALDO THOMPSON Tommy was born in Newark, N. J., October 3, 1893, the only child of Charles Coleman Thompson, and Emily Florence CBrownj Thompson. His father was born in Chautauqua County, N. Y., August 17, 1871, and is vice-president of the Seaboard National Bank, New York City. His mother lived in Luverne, Minn., before her marriage. Howard D. Thompson, 1913 S., is a cousin. He prepared at the Newark Academy. Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Gamma Delta Hall. He roomed with William H. Berg, at 113 Wall Street, in Freshman year, at 370 Temple Street in Junior and Senior years, With Franklin Woodruff, 3d.

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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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 267 Thompson took the Select Course, and will go into the manu- facturing business. His address is 317 Roseville Avenue, Newark, N. J. :img Es 'll v 'Q , f 2 f g . 5 . 3-- 2 . f.' ' ' XNXW a V i Xi :: mv., , , I xi' mllvf x' : Gite il- ORMROD TITUS Ormy was born in Irondequoit, N. Y., April 10, 1893. His father, Herbert Myron Titus, was born in and has always lived near Rochester, N. Y., where he is an agriculturist. His mother's maiden name was Anna Weir, and she lived in Mace- don, N. Y., before her marriage. There are two children living, one deceased. He prepared at the Churchville CN. Y.j High School, and at Phillips-Exeter. He was formerly a member of the Class of 1916 Academic. He went out for track and tennis. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Book and Snake and the Cloister Club. Freshman and Junior years he roomed with Bob Beale, at 432 Fayer- weather and 472 Haughton. Senior year with Louis Ferguson, at 148 Grove Street. Titus took the course in Civil Engineering, and expects to spe- cialize in highway engineering. He will enter the Yale Graduate School. His permanent address is Hilltop, Churcliville, N. Y.