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

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 71 Burnham took the Select Course, and plans to go into the Wholesale merchandise business. His address is 932 East Fiftieth Street, Chicago, Ill. W ifzvy X 7 ! It I 47: me mari bg r I '- 5 H f. '.l ' g ' 9 1:5 ' M' if Q - E - X, ff- ' CC , , -, ,wx -N H -:- -T,.,g - - - -NJN: ' -1 'xYIl-C ROBERT TEEL CALLAGI-IAN Bob was born in Rempel, Ohio, February 11, 1887. He is a son of Charles Callaghan, who Was born in Rempel in 1849, and was a contractor and builder, dying in Rempel in February, 1914. His mother lived in Jackson, Ohio, before marriage, and her name was Mary Hayes. There are four sons and one daughter in the family. Bob prepared at the Rio Grande College, and graduated from Ohio Northern University with the degree of C.E. in 1912, and from the Christian Brothers College QSt. Louis, Mo.j with the degree of M.S. in 1913. He contributed to the N orthem Light and University Herald at Ohio Northern University, and took part in all branches of athletics. At Ohio Northern he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. At Yale, Acacia, and Delta Kappa. He entered our Class for Senior year only, and roomed with R. K. Chandler, at 285 York Street. Callaghan took the Civil Engineering Course, and will go in for structural engineering, or some business closely allied to it. His address is J ackson, Ohio.

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70 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Burgomaster took the Select Course, and will engage in the contracting business. His address is 712 State Street, New Haven, Conn. Xu.. ill' xll- ,mi U. plr vi In S z ragga Ei' E 5 ENE ill.. G s.. as s. -- .- f,,, nn f,,.x nu... nn H... .. .-'X HEY' veRA -0 C K Gr, D 0 Q . I Q . l 'W-M 113 J ULIAN BURNHAM Julie was born in Chicago, Ill., August 17, 1895, and still calls that city his home. His father, Edward Burnham, lives in Chi- cago, where he is in the wholesale and retail toilet requisites business. His mother, Mary QlVlcGeej Burnham, lived in New York before her marriage 5 there are nine sons and two daugh- ters in the family. Frederic Burnham, 1902 5 Raymond Burn- ham, 1903 S., Clarence Burnham, 1906 S., Gerald Burnham, 1909 S. 5 and Harold Burnham, 1913 S., are brothers. Julie prepared at the Harvard School, Chicago, and at Phil- lips-Andover. He received honors in mathematics and chemis- try in Freshman year. He went out for football and baseball and played on the Class Baseball Team. Andover Club. Inde- pendence Club. K. K. K. Chi Phi and York Hall. He roomed with Guy Ranier Broussard, at 73 Whitney Avenue, in Freshman year, with H. H. Tearse, F. VV. Russell, Jr., and W. H. Dulaney, in Junior year, at 96 Wall- Street, with K.'L. Parker, J. C. Lysle and C. Wickersham, in Senior year, at 96 Wall Street.

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72 HISTORY OF 1916 S. X :. o 1 '32 4-' Q5 rll' O ,K io ' ED. ' I X E i 2 O E E 1' L ., lyflfym, ' ' xg 1 unc DANIEL FRANCIS CALLAHAN Cal was born in North Andover, Mass., November 3, 1892. His' father, Patrick Andrew Callahan, was born in Ireland, and has spent most of his life in Lawrence, Mass., where he is a con- tractor. His mother, Honora Donovan, lived in Philadelphia before her marriage , she died in Lawrence in 1908. There are six children living, one deceased. I Cal prepared at Exeter, and roomed with M. N. Landis in Freshman and Junior years, at 116 High Street and 152 Van Sheff. In Senior year he roomed with G. P. Lee, at 94 Prospect Street. Callahan took the course in Civil Engineering, and will go in for that profession. His address is 14 Prospect Street, Methuen, Mass. HIBBARD CASSELBERRY Cass was born in Chicago, Ill., March 5, 1893. His father, William Evans Casselberry, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., in 1858, and was graduated from the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1879. He lives in Chicago, where he practices medicine, being a laryngologist, and professor emer-