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

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BIOGRAPHIES 171 NELSON MONTGOMERY LOUD, Ness, was born April 29, 1914, in Chicago, Ill. He has also lived in Rogers City, Bay City, Royal Oak, and Detroit, Mich. His father, George Brewster Loud, attended the University of Michigan as a member of the Class of 19035 his mother's maiden name was Estelle Trego Montgomery. 1 7 Ness has four brothers, two of whom are G. Brewster Loud, Ir., ,29, and Stewart N. Loud, ,34 S. He prepared for Yale at the Royal Oak High School and at Exeter and has taken the applied economic science course, holding the New York Yale Club Scholar- ship all four years. In Freshman year Ness heeled the News and was a member of the Football Squad and the Swimming and Track teams, and he was on the University Track Team for the next three years and on the Uni- versity Swimming Team as a Sophomore. He has numerals, an sYT,', and a major Y, He served on the Iunior Prom Committee and on the Student Council in Senior year and is a member of the Class Book Committee and treasurer of the Class. Ness is a member of Berkeley College and The Berzelius Society and belonged to The Colony. He roomed alone in Freshman year, with Curley and Davis the next year, with W. A. Bauer in Iunior year, and with Bauer and Murray as a Senior. He expects to enter the automobile industry or else go into work along financial lines. His home address is 1749 Parker Avenue, De- troit, Mich. SETH MCCORMICK LYNN, lim, was born in Williamsport, Pa., on December 7, 1913. His father, Thomas Herbert Lynn, gradu- ated from Sheff in 19093 his mother, whose maiden name was Myra Kincaid McCormick, died on December 8, 1933. Iim has a sister and a brother, Thomas H. Lynn, Ir., '36 S., and he is a cousin of Frank M. Painter, ,36 E. He received his preparatory education at Andover and was en-

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170 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. sity Track Squad as a Sopho- more. He served on the editorial board of the Yale Sc1'entz'y7c M aga- zine for three years, being editor- in-chief in Senior year, and is a member of the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club and of St. Elmo. As a Freshman he roomed with E. V. Cox, Ir., and I. Mosenthal, both '35, in Sophomore year with H. W. French, '36 S., and Prevost, and in Iunior and Senior years with Rockwell. His permanent mailing address is Manor Circle, Pelham Manor, N. Y. DONALD CLARENCE LOTT, Don, was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., on Ianuary 19, 1913, the son of Clarence Edwin and Eleanor Bowman fAtwellj Lott. He has a brother and a sister. Don, who received his preparation for college at the Shady Side Academy, has taken the course in industrial administration and en- gineering. In Freshman, Sophomore, and Iunior years he served as an associate editor on the board of the News Pz'ct0riaZ, and in Sen- ior year he was chairman of the board and photographic editor of the Class Book and a mem- ber of the Student Council, the University Budget Committee, and the Prom Committee. He belongs to Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta. Don roomed with F. I. Herrmann, '35, as a Freshman, with Brainard and Dauler in Sophomore year, and with Dauler for the remainder of his course. He is planning to go into con- tracting and engineering after graduation. His permanent ad- dress is 1411 Inverness Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

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172 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. rolled with our Class until the end of Freshman year, rooming with R. W. VanHorne, '35. Iim was married on April 30, 1934, in Dushore, Pa., to Mary Pendred Lego, daughter of Harvey M. and Martha QCaldwellj Lego. He is at present studying law in the office of Seth T. Mc- Cormick, Ir., at 429 Pine Street, Williamsport, Pa., and is living at 721 5th Avenue, that city. WILLIAM DOANE LYON, IR., Bill, was born in Utica, N. Y., Iuly 7, 1912, but he has also lived in Convent, N. I., and Madison, Conn. He is the son of William Doane and Cecil CSchwartzej Lyon and has one brother. -' I Bill prepared for college at the Peck School, the Madison High School, and Exeter and has taken the course in applied economic science in Sheff. He was a mem- ber of the Freshman Football and Crew squads, of the Class Foot- ball Team in Sophomore year, and of the Branford Football Team the next year, he was on the University Crew Squad for three years. Bill is a non-resident member of Berkeley College, and he belonged to The Colony Club f and is a member of The Berzelius Society. In Freshman and Sopho- more years he roomed with Bradley and R. T. Cathcart, '36, as a Iunior with Conway and Moses, and then with Cathcart. He is planning to enter the rayon industry. His home address is Madison, Conn. IOHN CHARLES MCCARTHY, IR., Mac, was born in New Haven on November 27, 1914, the son of Iohn Charles McCarthy, who graduated from Yale in 1908, and Anne Pauline QMurphyj McCarthy. He has a sister and a brother, Edward W. McCarthy, '38, Mac, whose preparation for college was received at the New Ha- ven High School, held a Sterling Memorial New Haven High Scholarship for the First two years of his course. He has taken the