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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF EX-MEMBERS 323 HENRY B1sHoP GRANDIN Hanc was born in Tidioute, Warren County, Pa., April 26, 1894. His father, E. Bishop Grandin, was born in Tidioute in August, 1840. His mother was Emma P. Williams g there were six children, one is deceased. Henry prepared at The Hill School, and went out for wrestling and the crew. He has done social work at the Boys' Club. Theta Xi and Franklin Hall. Freshman year he roomed with Lee Brewer, at 119 Wall Street, Junior year with Charles E. Trowbridge, at 119 College Street, Senior year with Trow- bridge and Earl B. Noble, at 119 College Street. Grandin took the Select Course. His permanent address is 1515 New Hampshire Avenue, Washington, D. C. LELAND JAMES HAGADORN Lee was born in Buialo, N. Y., April 3, 1894, the only son of Henry Day Hagadorn and Ella L. CLutherD Hagadorn. His father is in the oil business. He has one sister. He prepared at Phillips-Andover, and since coming to Shelf has contributed to the Record. Chi Phi and York Hall. Xi Sigma. He rooined with Tom Bradford, at 117 Wall Street, in Freshman year, with Arch Green, Drew Fletcher and Lee

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322 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Shields, Senior year with Schiller and Sidney R. Stronge at 96 Wall Street, and fourth year also at 96 Wall Street. Gilillan took the Select Course and will take up scientinc farming. His permanent address is 122 Amherst Street, Spring- field, Mass. Roisnnr KELNAR GOLDENBERG Speed was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., February 22, 1896, a son of Jacob Goldenberg, who was born March 20, 1865, and is located in New Haven, where he is superintendent of O. S. Wright 85 Company, designers of iron, copper and tin ittings. His mother was Pauline Slavin. There were nine children in the family, two are deceased. Irving Goldenberg, 19085 Edward A. Croldenberg, 1912 S., and Bernard Croldenberg, 1913 S., are brothers. He prepared at the New Haven High School, and went out for gym work, tumbling and club-swinging. Cosmopolitan Club. Yale Menorah Society. Goldenberg is taking the course in Biology and has roomed at home. He will enter the Yale School of Medicine. His address his 220 Winthrop Avenue, New Haven, Conn.

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324 HISTORY OF 1916 S. ---uum-w-usQ-cmwo-- tif? y. 1 T 1. 1 Mi ..muxxw- BI- Qwl : M4-.2 3' 5 ii? 9 , U 93.1 t., Q, ag... 3 Brewer in Junior year, at 96 Wall Street, at the same address, alone, in Senior year. Hagadorn took the course in Mechanical Engineering, his address is 308 East State Street, Olean, N. Y. JAMES HORACE HIGGINBOTHAM Hig was born in Dublin, Texas, September 15, 1893. He is the son of Rufus Wilson Higginbotham, who was born September 18, 1857, in Water Valley, Miss., and Hattie Louise CSmithj Higginbotham, of Maine. Mr. Higginbotham is president of the Higginbotham, Bailey, Logan Company, merchants. There are four sons and five daughters in the family. Joe M. Higgin- botham, '08, is a cousin. He prepared at the Terrill School and attended the University of Texas one year. He played on the University Football Team and Was out for track, has his Y and Won a cup in the kicking-off contest in 1914. Freshman Cheer Leader Cbaseballj . Southern Club. Sword and Gun Club. Book and Snake and Cloister Club. He roomed with R. F. Scott, Jr., and John Reynolds at 124 Wall Street in Freshman year, with Scott at 148 Grove Street in Junior year, and with Jack Orr at 131 Grove in Senior year.