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

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130 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. mother's death occurred on May 5, 1930. George has one sister. He received his preparatory education at Rumsey Hall and at the Torrington High School. He remained with our Class until the end of Freshman year, rooming with N. R. Calhoun, '35, while in New Haven. George is now a member of the Class of 1935 at the University of Michigan, where he is specializ- ing in electrical engineering, he is secretary of the Wesleyan Foundation. His permanent mail- ing address is Cornwall, Conn. IOHN ADAM CROWVLEY, IR., Iack,,' was born in New York City, Iune 9, 1912, and has also lived in Charlotte, N. C. His fa- ther, Iohn Adam Crowley, graduated from Sheff in 1910. His mother's name before her marriage was Laeticia C. Whitman. Iack has one brother. He received his preparation for college at the Charlotte High School and was a scholar of the second rank in his Freshman year at Yale, where he has taken the course in chemical engineering. He held a Francis Bacon Schol- 5. arship in Iunior year and a Samuel Holmes Scholarship as a Senior. lack is a member of the Student Branch of the American Society of Chemical Engineers and of Trumbull College, he was on the Trumbull Swimming Team in 1934. He has roomed alone throughout his college course. lack, who intends to become a chemical engineer, may return to Yale for graduate work. His per- manent address is 320 East 42d Street, New York City.

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BIOGRAPHIES 129 the next two years, he has numerals and an sYTf' Iohnny be- longed to The Cloister and Book and Snake. As a Freshman he roomed with W. D. Brown, in Sophomore year with Meehan and Reyburn, and the following year with Bancroft. His marriage to Elizabeth Harwood, daughter of Frank W. and Ethel fConantj Harwood, took place on Iune 8, 1934, in Bronxville, N. Y., Mrs. Creighton graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 1932. Iohnny, who is at present an NRA aide, lives at 2700 Q Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. His permanent address is 117 South 38th Avenue, Omaha. NORMAN LEO CRESSY, Cress,', was born on February 25, 1913, in Beverly, Mass., his parents being Frederick Alden and Agnes Theresa QButlerj Cressy. Cress has four brothers and four sisters. His preparation for college was received at the Beverly High School, and he has taken the course in biological science at Yale. He played on the Freshman Lacrosse Team, receiving numer- als, and was also on the Fresh- man Wrestling Squad. Cress, who is a member of Franklin Hall and Theta Xi, served on the Presidents' Committee in Senior year and that year was the man- ager of the University Dining Hall. As a Freshman he roomed with I. Collins, '35, the following year with B. Vassel, Ir., '36 S., in Iunior year with Platt, and then with Platt and Bronson. Cress is planning to study medicine after graduating from Yale. His permanent home address is 40 Stone Street, Beverly, Mass. GEORGE EMMONS CROSSLEY was born at Sand Lake, Mich., on May 21, 1911, but his home is now at Cornwall, Conn. He is the son of Iesse Edward and Addie Corina fEmmonsj Crossley, his

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BIOGRAPHIES 131 IOHN ARTHUR CROWLEY, S ' Iack,l' who was born on March 12, 1914, in Waterbury, Conn., is the son of Iohn H. and Helen G. QSheaj Crowley. lack received his preparatory training at the Crosby High School in Waterbury and has taken the course in civil engineer- ing at Yale. He is a member of the Student Branch of the Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers and of Ionathan Edwards Col- lege. He held a Sterling Memo- rial High School Scholarship in Freshman year and a Silas Bron- son Library Scholarship as a Senior. In Freshman year he roomed with Curry and in Senior year alone in Ionathan Edwards, while in Sophomore and Iunior years he lived at home. He is planning to become a civil engineer after he completes his undergraduate course. His permanent address is 34 Hickory Street, Waterbury, Conn. WILLIAM HENRY CURLEY, IR., Bill,', was born in Bridge- port, Conn., Iuly 29, 1914. His parents are William Henry Curley, who received an M.D. at Cornell in 1909, and Iohanna M. fCur- ranj Curley. He has two sisters and two brothers, one of whom is Robert I. Curley, '38, Bill, who received his prepara- tion for college at Exeter, spent three years at Yale, taking the biological science course. He has been enrolled at the Cornell Medical School during the past year, but expects to take his B.S. degree with our Class. He was on the Water Polo Team and the 150-pound Crew Squad in his Freshman year at Yale, was