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

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196 CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE S. AND E. dergraduate course at Yale, he is planning to enter the Yale Law School. His home address is 52 South Main Street, Spring Valley, N. Y. NATHANIEL RANDOLPH REYBURN, Nat, was born Octo- ber 14, 1911, in Bridgeport, Conn., the son of Iohn Randolph and Natala Washburne Qliishopj Reyburn. He has also lived in Brook- line, Mass., and Fairfield, Conn. His father is a graduate of the Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology, and he is a grandson of William D. Bishop, Yale '80, Nat has one sister. He received his preparation for college at Rumsey Hall and The Hill School. He entered Yale as a Freshman with '34, but withdrew at the end of the year, joining our Class the following Ianuary. He took the course in industrial ad- ministration and engineering. Nat heeled the Freshman Year Book in 1930, and he was a member of both the '34 and '35 Freshman 150-pound crews and was on the Class Football Team and the Uni- versity 15o-pound Football Squad as a Sophomore. He was on the University 150-pound Crew Squad in Sophomore and Iunior years, on the four-oared Henley Crew in the summer of 1934, and on the University 150-pound Crew in Senior year. Nat, who is a non-resi- dent member of Davenport College, belongs to Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta. He roomed with H. R. Mallory, ex-'34 S., dur- ing 1930-31, alone the next year, with Creighton and Meehan in Sophomore year, and then with Redfield. He plans to go into the steel business. His home address is 523 Old Post Road, Fairfield, Conn. HAROLD CADY REYNOLDS, IR., Harry, was born in New York City on Iuly IO, 1913, but has also lived in Brooklyn, N. Y., and in Danbury, Conn. He is the son of Harold Cady Reynolds, who received a B.A. at Yale in 1909, and Elsie Annie QHolmesj Reynolds. Harry has three sisters.

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BIOGRAPHIES 195 er's death occurred on March 27, 1931, and his father's on Ianuary 17: 1935- Entering Yale from The Hotch- kiss School, Iudheld has taken the course in industrial administra- tion and engineering. He is a non-resident member of Daven- port College. He was o11 the Freshman Crew Squad, on the Class Crew and the University Crew Squad in Sophomore year, and o11 the Davenport Football Team in Iunior a11d Senior years. In Senior year he was on the Dav- 1' enport Hockey Team and served as manager of tl1e Yale Banner Agency. Iudheld belongs to Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta. As a Freshman he roomed with Ved- der, in Sophomore year with Vedder, Bryant, Venter, and R. B. Warner, and subsequently with Reyburn. Upon graduating from Yale, he expects to go into the machine business. His permanent address is Greenwich, Conn. ROBERT ESSON RFW, IR., Bob, was born in New York City on October IO, IQI2, but since 1920 his home has been at Spring Valley, N. Y. He is the son of Robert Esson and Edna Marion Cliaumannj Rew. Bob, who received his prepara- tion for college at Lawrenceville, has taken the applied economic science course and is a member of Berkeley College. He belongs to Book and Bond. In Freshman year he roomed witl1 K. Brookes, '35, and in Sophomore year with Nlacneale, while for the past two years he has lived alone. Upon the completion of his un-

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BIOGRAPHIES 1 197 His preparation for college was 1 received at the Danbury High School, and he has taken the course in chemistry. Harry be- longs to Scroll and Compass and Beta Chi and is a member of Cal- houn College. In Freshman year he roomed with Macneale, but for the remainder of his course had a single room. He is planning to become a chemist after he graduates from Yale. His permanent mailing ad- dress is I4 Connecticut Avenue, Danbury, Conn. HENRY IAMES RIBLET, g'Hank, was born in Calgary, Alberta, Iuly 21, 1913, but his home is now in Erie, Pa. His father, Harry Galliarol Riblet, has a B.S. degree from Allegheny College, and his mother, whose maiden name was Ida Lou Baldwin, attended Ober- lin. Hank has two sisters. Entering Yale from the Central High School in Erie, he was a scholar of the second rank as a Freshman, in Sophomore year won a physics prize and one for excel- lence in all studies, and in Iunior a year received general two-year honors, a prize for work in Sopho- more and Iunior mathematics, and an election to Sigma Xi. Hank, who has majored in mathe- matics, held a Francis Bacon Scholarship for two years and a Samuel M. Richardson Scholar- ship as a Senior. In Sophomore year he played on the Class Bas- ketball Team and competed for 1 the basketball managership. He belongs to Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta. He roomed with