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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 285 899 .X is A : ' . fl Q7 72 f-3 6 if ff J 6 an 1 6 U fn . ' ' M' -- ' iff. HIC, , 1 I-. 5, 4 f, , f .. 3, . aff ,,r,,,E nfl, HL.. Bescher, and her home New York City. There are three sons in the family. Lee Roland Watrous, Jr., 1911 S., is a brother. Raymond prepared at the New Haven High School, and was a member of the Class of 1915 S. He went out for baseball, hockey and track, and was on the Yale 1915 Baseball Team, and the 1916 Freshman Team, has his Y and numerals. He has done social work at the Boys' Club since entering college. Yale Battery. Theta Xi and Franklin Hall Club. He roomed at his home in Freshman and Junior years, and at 119 College Street, with T. V. Stilwell in Senior year, the fourth year he roomed at the same address, with Bill Wilson. Watrous took the Civil Engineering Course, and will follow that profession. His address is 439 Greenwich Avenue, New Haven, Conn. . CLARENCE WILFORD WLKTSON Clarence was born in Boston, Mass., December 28, 1894. His father, William Watson, was born in Manchester, England, Feb- ruary 29, 1863, and has been located in New Haven for some years. He is superintendent of the Pond Lily Company, cotton dyers. His mother, Jean Esther Nichols, lived in Goshen, Guys-

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284 HISTORY OF 1916 S. MZ' 9-Q X CA' Z oyx 4? ti f h V- ' ! IEE g ii f rxixdb 'll' L qke In x., . e ,,. 5 relatives include, besides his father, Henry Dutton, 1818 Cgreat grandfatherj 5 George H. Watrous, 1853 Cgrandfatherj 5 Charles A. Watrous, 18845 Eliot Watrous, 1899, Francis M. Watrous, 19095 Randolph Raynolds, 1909, and Chester R. Downer, 1916 S. George prepared at the Hopkins Grammar School, and at the Roxbury Tutoring School. He was awarded honors in mathe- matics in Freshman year. He has lived at home during his three years at Sheff. Watrous took the Select Course, and intends to practice law. He will probably enter the Yale School of Law, possibly first taking the one year graduate Business Course in Sheff. He may be addressed at 261 Bradley Street, New Haven, Conn. RAYMOND JEROME WAXTROUS Wattie was born in New Haven, Conn., January 4, 1893. He is a son of Lee Roland Watrous, who was born in Binghamton, N. Y., March 20, 1863, and has lived in the southern and south- western part of the United States the most of his life, being an engineer. He is in the employ of the New York, New Haven 85 Hartford Railroad Company. His mother's name was Margaret

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286 HISTORY OF 1916 S. . . .1 K5 . tk.. - I-sl WW' If iaiillilnfg ,illlib El' Uulnuumvi 'U , , L., .- E: ellqgv , ua- ' 'alIl U II: UL' Z 001 Y 5 l i ff i 1 - T-f If SFT .K 1 z- -2 ' 'LD'-f 1, borough County, Nova Scotia, before her marriage. Clarence is the only child. Watson prepared at the New Haven High School, and has lived at home. He took the Forestry Course, and will take the graduate course in the Yale School of Forestry. He may be addressed at 73 West Prospect Street, Westville, Conn. J OSEPH WEINER Big Chief was born in New Haven, Conn., October 12, 1894. His father, Harris Weiner, was born in Vilna, Russia, and has lived for the past twenty-live years in New Haven, where he is a metal dealer, the Hrm being H. Weiner 8z Son. His mother, whose home was also in Vilna, was Ida Weinstein before her marriage, there are seven sons in the family, six living. Herman N. Hurwitz, '12 M., Jacob Hurwitz, eco-'14 S., and Joseph Weiner, 1919, are relatives. He prepared at the New Haven High School. He played on the Yale Basketball Team in 1914-15 and 1915-16, and received a gold basketball prize. Numerals. Phi Sigma Nu and the P. S. N. Club. He has lived at his home.