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

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342 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Abbeville, La. Mrs. Broussard died in Memphis, Tenn., Sep- tember 5, 1908. Guy has two sisters. He prepared at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. Andover Club. Freshman year he roomed at 73 Whitney Avenue, with Julian Burnham. In the spring of Freshman year he spent sixteen weeks in the inirmary, leaving then for his home, where he .has since been, trying to regain his health. He will go into the banking business, and may be addressed at Agnes Plantation, Abbeville, La. GEORGE Howkan CHAMBERLIN, JR. How was born in Yonkers, N. Y., July 27, 1894. His father, George Howard Chamberlin, was born in Manchester, England, December 13, 1868, and is located in Yonkers, where he is an architect. His mother's maiden name was Julia Flagg Baird, and there are three sons in the family. Henry M. B. Chamber- lin, 1918 S., is a brother, Samuel B. Hawley, 1884 S., an uncle, and Charles T. Smith, 1873 S., a great-uncle. He prepared at the public schools, and contributed photo- graphs to the Courant. Phi Sigma Kappa and Sachem Hall. He roomed at 117 Wall Street for the time he was with our Class, leaving in Freshman year. He is now in the insurance business, being in the marine insurance department with Johnson 85 Higgins, insurance brokers, 49 Wall Street, New York City. Chamberlin 's home address is 202 Glenwood Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. WILLIAM RAND CHAPPELL Bill was born in Chicago, Ill., January 3, 1895, the son of Henry W. Chappell. He prepared at St. George 's School and with a tutor. Mana- ger, Shcff Monthly. Elected chairman of the Triennial Commit- tee. .Elizabethan Club. Phi Sigma Kappa and Sachem Hall Club. He roomed for the three years with James H. Coghill, at 110 Wall Street, 140 Van Sheff, and 124 Prospect Street. Chappell took the course in Chemistry. He left college during

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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-GRADUATES 341 Brad prepared at the Friends' School, Wilmington, E. B. Treat's Tutoring School at Martha's Vineyard, Mass., and at Phillips-Andover. He Was on the Freshman Mandolin Club, and went out for basketball and the crew. Andover Club. Chi Phi and York Hall. Freshman year he roomed With L. J. Hagadorn, at 117 Wall Street, Junior year with L. Arnold, R. A. Cummings, Jr., and C. Strong, at 96 Wall Street, and at the same address, alone, in Senior year. Bradford was obliged to leave college during the second term of Junior year, on account of eye trouble, returning at the begin- ning of the second term in 1916, to continue his course in Mechanical Engineering. He is doubtful, however, about his future career, and may go into the brokerage business. He may be addressed at Ellerslie, Edge Moor, Del. fx GUY RAINER BROUSSARD Bruce was born at Abbeville, La., June 16, 1895. He is the only son of L. O. Broussard, and Leonora fRainerl Broussard, his father having been born in Abbeville, La., February 22, 1869. He was graduated from the Jesuits College, with the degree of B.A., in 1889. He is a banker, and president of the Bank of

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BIOGRAPHIES CF NON-GRADUATES 343 Senior year on account of illness and may be addressed at 117 East Sixty-fourth Street, New York City. DONALD HUTCHINSON CHOATE Don was born in Bridgeport, Conn., February 16, 1894. He is the only child of Charles Nelson Choate, born in Rockport,