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

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350 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Battery. Phi Sigma Kappa and Sachem Hall. Freshman year he roomed With John S. Condon, at 126 High Street, Junior year With Earle MQK. Craig and F. G. J ewett, 3d, at 124 Pros- pect Street 5 Senior year with Craig, John Garey and Harold C. Parks, at 124 Prospect Street. Garland took the Select Course, and will enter the employ of the Garland Corporation. He may be addressed at 5511 Baum Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa. PHINEAS LOUNSBERRY GOLDEN, JR. Phin Was born in Duke Centre, Pa., August 1, 1892. He is the only son of Phineas Iiounsberry Golden, and Margaret ClVIcLarenj Golden, his father having been born in Sardinia, N. Y., October 18, 1856. He has spent his life in the oil regions of Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois, being in the oil-producing business. Mrs. Golden lived in Philadelphia before her marriage. Phineas has one sister. He prepared at the Bradford CPa.j High School, and spent one year at Cornell. He roomed with William Frank Miller at 73 Whitney Avenue, in Freshman year, leaving at its close to go into the oil business, in which he is still engaged. Golden may be addressed at Duke Centre, Pa.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-GRADUATES 349 He prepared at the Milford High School, and lived at home during his Freshman year. Junior year he roomed With Edwin S. Munson, '18 S., at the Hart, 110 Wall Street. Ford left at the end of Junior year, having married Miss Miriam C. Lake on July 7, 1914. He is employed in the experi- mental laboratory of Simon Lake C father-in-lawj, inventor of the even-keel submarine, in Milford, Conn. His address is Milford, Conn. HENRY BAILEY GARLAND Hank was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., August 4, 1895. His father, John Whyte Garland, was born in Dungannon, Ireland, May 11, 1867, and came from there to Pittsburgh, Where he is a manufacturer, being president of the Garland Corporation. His mother, who lived in Pittsburgh before her marriage, was Eliza McFaden Bailey, there are four children living, one deceased. Robert M. Garland, 1915 S., is a brother, and Chisholm Garland, 1918 S., a cousin. Hank prepared at the Shady Side Academy, Pittsburgh. He was on the Freshman Mandolin Club, the 1916 S. Baseball and Basketball teams, and is chairman of the Convention Committee of the Y. M. C. A., has been active in industrial work. Yale

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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-GRADUATES EDWARD SI-IEPPARD GREGORY, JR. Greg was born in Winona, Minn., January 28, 1893. His father, Edward Sheppard Gregory, was born in Fond-du-Lac, Wis., and is an agriculturist in Winona, Minn. Mrs. Gregory was Jane Clark Mathews before her marriage. Greg has one sister. Walter Gregory Rodiger, 1909 S., is a relative. Greg prepared at the Shattuck, Andover and North College Preparatory schools. Andover Club. He was on the Freshman Baseball Squad, and tried for the team. He roomed with K. S. Congdon at 12 Prospect Street during his stay in Sheff. He left at the close of Freshman year to go into business, and is now a bond salesman with the iirm of E. H. Rollins Sc Sons, and is located in Elmira, N. Y. His permanent address is Niverville, N. Y. , . HARRY SQUIRES HALL Pete was born in Chicago, Ill., February 15, 1894. His father, Harry Newbery Hall, was born July 6, 1864, at Newton, Mass., studied medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and was a physician in Chicago, Ill., where he died February 23, 1896. His mother 's name was Olive Russell, and there are two sons. E. R. XVillson, 1906 S., is a cousin.