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

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310 HISTORY OF 1916 S. He prepared at the Friends' Central School, the Haverford School and at Exeter. He Went out for track and basketball, and was on the Freshman and Junior Basketball squads. Ran on the Relay Team in the Fall Meets of Freshman and Junior years. He has contributegl to the Shay? Monthly, and has a Charm. Industrial Work at the Boys' Club. Exeter Club. Haverford School Club. Kopper Kettle Klub. Freshman year he roomed with Robert DeVeechi and Arthur J. Hearn, at 125 High Street 5 Junior year With Hearn, at 120 College Street, and at the same address with Charles Conrad, in Senior year. Brown took the Mechanical Engineering Course, and may be addressed at 701 Franklin Bank Building, Philadelphia, Pa. DOUGLAS GRAYSON BUCHANAN Buck Was born May 8, 1892, in Pittsburgh, Pa. His father, Douglas Buchanan, Was born in Hamilton, Ont., Canada, in 1860, and is in business in Pittsburgh, being connected with the Pittsburgh Terminal Wareliouse Sz Transfer Company, and with the Pittsburgh Trust Company. His mother's maiden name was

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f BIOGRAPHIES OF EX-MEMBERS 309 Grove Street, Senior year with Chambers, Miller and Hilton, at 131 Grove Street. Armour took the Select Course, and Will go into the iron business. His address is 1608 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Ill. SAMUEL WRIGHT ATKINS Sam was born in Kaslo, B. C., Canada, August 21, 1894, and has lived in Canada, Chicago, Ill., Santo Domingo and in Pennsylvania. His father, George J. Atkins, was born in Louis- ville, Ky., August 23, 1860, by profession is a mining engineer and manufacturer, and lives in Marietta, Pa. Mrs. Atkins lived in Lancaster, Ohio, before she married, her name was Jessie Wright. Sam prepared with a private tutor, at high school and at Phil- lips-Exeter. He Went out for rowing on entering college, and was number 7 on the Freshman Crew, number 3 in the Junior Varsity C1915j and number 3 in the Varsity Crew in the fall of 1915 CColumbia Racej, Winning numerals. He also received honors in German in Freshman year. He was active in the Young Men's Christian Association, being on the Executive Committee. Class Deacon. Interfraternity Council. Exeter Club. Delta Psi and St. Anthony Hall. He roomed with B. V. Thompson, A. E. Patton and A. M. Milburn, at 128 Wall Street, in Freshman year, with Patton, at 133 College Street, in Junior year, and at the same address in Senior year, with Thompson and Cord Meyer. Atkins took the Mining Engineering Course, and will enter the Yale Graduate School, preparatory to taking up his pro- fession as a mining engineer. His permanent address is Marietta, Pa. JOHN ADADIS SMITH BROWN, JR. Jay was born in Philadelphia, Pa., December 22, 1895. His father, John Adams Smith Brown, was born in Leicester, Mass., November 26, 1858, and has lived in Worcester, Mass., and in Philadelphia, where he is vice-president of the Smith Furbush 'Woolen Machine Company. His mother's maiden name was Harriet Hageland Tillyer. There is a daughter and another son. George E. Bigown, 1915 S.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF EX-MEMBERS 311 l Sarah Elinor Grayson, and her home was in Pittsburgh. Douglas has one sister. Buck prepared at the Shady Side Academy CPittsburghD and at St. Georgefs School, Newport, R. I. St. George's School Club. Kopper Kettle Klub. Book and Snake and the Cloister Club. Freshman year he roomed with J. K. Eisaman, G. H. Singer, Jr., J. T. Scheuck and J. C. Milholland, at 126 High Street, Junior year with Schenck, J. H. Higginbotham and C. F. Cullinan, at 148 Grove Street, Senior year with Cullinan, at 131 Grove Street. Buchanan took the Select Course and expects to go into busi- ness. He may be addressed at 1257 Shady Avenue, East Liberty, Pittsburgh, Pa. ARTHUR I'IUGH BUNKER Bunk was born in Yonkers, N. Y., July 29, 1895. His father, George R. Bunker, was born in Flatbush, Long Island, N. Y., and is general manager of the National Sugar Refining Company of New York. Mrs. Bunker was Jennie Polhemus Cobb, there are three sons and one daughter in the family. Raymond N. Bunker, 1904 S., and E. Bunker, 1916, are brothers.