1928
Gerry Johnston has joined the Kudner Agency, Inc., where he will act in a service capacity on the Texas Company account. He was previously with J. M. Mathes, Inc. Gerry and his wife Mary live in Ridgefield, Conn., and their hobby is raising Great Danes. Marydane Kennel dogs have taken top honors at shows all over the East.
Clarence J. Hajic has changed his name to Clarence K. Hayes. He is assistant traffic manager of the Butler Paper Co. in Chicago, and lives at 198 Herrick. Road, Riverside, Ill., with his wife and three-year-old daughter, Carlotta.
Bob Reed and his wife Milla and their son Robert Bruce, 2, have moved to 6040 N. 29th St., Arlington, Va. Bob is a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and is assigned to the Military Sea Transport Service in the Navy Building, Washington. Not far from him is Lt. Comdr. Bill Whaley, currently working, not for the Navy, but for Air ForceNavy Air. Bill and his wife Ann and their children, Mike, 11, and Kathleen, 5, are living at 1016 W. Lawn Drive, Falls Church, Va.
Ken Cuddeback is town director of Civil Defense in Amherst, Mass., where his main occupation is serving as manager of the Amherst district of the Western Massachusetts Electric Co.
Hal Moody, formerly principal of the Lebanon high school, is now Superintendent of Schools in Hillsboro, N. H. He and Kay have a son, Dick, in the sophomore class at Dartmouth, and another son, Bud, who will be ready for college next year.
Your secretary was elected a member of the Troy Borough Council in the November elections.
Bill O'Neill, district manager for Cutter Laboratories, has been transferred from San Francisco to Los Angeles, and is living at 1025 Creston Road.... Jerry Sass, who won t reveal his reason for being in Los Angeles, has moved to 360 Burnside, which is only a stone s throw from Bill O'Neill's.
From some Maine friends we have a fantastic story about hotelman Jack Waller. They tell us the Maine papers were full of accounts about the "gold-plated trees" and that they, and Jack, were written up in Time. It seems that some of Maine's "rugged individualism" has been absorbed by Jack during the past five summers that he has been Managing Director of the Old Fort Inn at Kennebunkport. Annoyed by some trees on the next property which leaned over his lawn and interfered with the view of the ocean, Jack had three of them cut down. The owner brought suit and the court took a dim view of the matter, ordering Jack to pay the owner one thousand dollars per tree. At last report Jack had filed an appeal.
Tax Connell is back in Hanover after over a year in Japan establishing a clinic and laboratory for the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. He and Katherine are living at 17 Allen St. Their son John is a freshman at Dartmouth.
October visitors at the Hanover Inn included: Earl Fain, Dallas oil operator; BunGoodrich, Hartford, Conn., insurance man; Bill Morton, Syracuse banker, and Bobby (on the weekend of the Syracuse game); JohnnyO'Sullivan and Helen, of Summit, N. J., and their sons, John '55 and Paul, aged 13; WinTaylor, Vice President of J. Walter Thompson Co. in New York City, and his wife Jean; Jack and Priscilla Waller, of Marblehead, Mass., and sons John, 11, and Alan, 5.
Two of the most popular professors of our time died within two days of each other the latter part of October—"Cheerless" Richardson, Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus, and L. C. Mathewson, Professor of Mathematics. We mourn their passing, and extend our sympathy to Professor Richardson's son Bob, who is a member of our class. Bob is Dean of the Friends School in Baltimore.
Jack Bell is still living in Lakeville, Conn., and works for the Torrington Register in Torrington. He is married and has two boys. Curly Prosser is now Director of Personnel at Young 8c Rubicam Inc., 285 Madison Ave., New York, having left the management consultant firm of Rogers, Hill 8c Slade.... JohnCronin's stepson Marshall Rice is a senior at Kent School and on the honor roll. John is with the investment banking firm of Shearson, Hammill & Co., 14 Wall St., New York. . .. Phil Orsi's son Ronald is a senior at the Manhasset (N. Y.) High School.
A note from Les Mason makes it clear he is hoppin' mad at us for stating in these columns over a year ago that he was working on his thesis at the Hoover War Library. Actually he received his Ph.D. from Cornell in 1940, and is now working on a book on Germany. Our apologies, Les.
Jack and Pearl Phelan's daughter Martha (remember the beautiful little girl at our 10th reunion?) is a freshman at Wellesley this year. She graduated from Dana Hall last spring. We're not set up to operate a date bureau, but we are glad to tip off '28 sons who may be looking for dates.
The Phelan family continued their world travels last summer. In 1947 it was Europe, then Alaska, and now a two-months' trip to South Africa. Jack writes:
"On June 30, we (and that includes Jackie, aged 11) left New York on the 5.5. African Endeavor and 17 days later landed at Capetown. For 21 whirlwind days we toured the Union of South Africa by auto, bus, train and plane. We drove 900 miles up the east coast through Port Elizabeth and the Transkii (native reserve) to Durban. From there we went by train to Johannesburg—took in the above-ground portion of a gold mine and saw the native dance competitions.
"Then we flew 600 miles north to Victoria Falls in Rhodesia. We got in a small plane and flew for two hours at 100 feet above the ground over the Falls and along the Zambesi River. It was all wild veldt country and we saw a herd of 25 elephants, many buffalo? wildebeast, roan antelope and zebra, and a few hippos and crocodiles in the river. It was the ride of a life-time!
"Returning to jo-burg, we went east by train to Kreuger National Park and stayed two days. There we saw kudu, zebra, impala (small antelope), baboons, giraffe—and followed two lionesses for an hour along a river as they stalked a herd of impala. At times the lionesses were only 50 feet away and we got some wonderful pictures—slides and movies.
"From there to Jo-burg, Pretoria and back to Capetown by train, stopping off at Kimberly to see the inner workings of diamond mining. Seventeen days more on the delightful S.S. African Endeavor brought us back to New York. It was a grand and glorious vacation."
1928 Fund Contributors
412 Gifts (Participation Index 84). Total gifts: $12,407.14 (80% of objective). JOHN FLANAGAN, Class Agent.
Abbott, Edmund B. Aby, Stanton Adams, Gordon D. Adams, Herbert E. Ahern, John M. Ahlers, L. Paul Andrus, Oliver B. Anable, Paul G. Armstrong, John M. Atkinson, Edward W. Baketel, Sherman T. Ballard, William W. Barns, Merl A. Barnstead, George R., Jr. Barry, Frank J. Barry, John J., Jr. Bassett, Sam A. Bavier, Ralph H. Beal, K. Malcolm Beers, Lewis R. Bell, George A. Benjamin, Donald A. Bennert, Harry W. Berry, Emmons M. Bessette, Ernest S. Billings, Forrest C. Bishop, Albert T. Blickley, J. Ford Boughton, George M. Bradley, Prentice Brew, John O. Brooks, Eliot P. Brooks, Richard G. Brown, Bradford W. Brown, Edward D. Brown, Herbert W. Brown, Horace C., Jr. Brownstone, Walter J. Bruder, Charles F., 3rd Brush, George Buchtel, Henry A. Buckingham, George W. Burding, Warren N. Burleigh, Frederick Bush, Howard S. Byrne, Robert C. Campion, James W. Canton, Richard F., Jr. Cantril, Hadley Carlisle, Hollis M. Carlson, Maxwell Carpenter, Allan P. Carpenter, Roy W. Carr, Wallace G. Carrico, William M. Carroll, Thomas Carter, Lawrence L. Carver, Horace N. Cetrulo, Gerald I. Chapin, Howard M. Chapman, Don H. Chase, Kenneth J. Chick, Parker N. Church, Ralph A. Clark, Richard H. Clark, Robert B., Jr. Clark, Warren C. Coe, Charles E. Cogan, Maurice W. Cogswell, William Cole, Frederick W. Cole, George L., Jr.
Collins, Edward J. Collins, John F. Condon, Dana J. Connell, Frank H. Cook, John G. Countryman, "Wallace E. Coyle, George J. Cronin, John J., Jr. Crosby, Charles R. Cuddeback, Kenneth D. Curll, Henry V. Cutler, Paul W. Davenport, Carleton Davis, Charles A. Davis, George I. Dennis, Samuel J. Dickerman, Watson Dickerson, Leßoy D. Dickinson, Charles C., Jr. Dietz, William E. Dixon, G. Harley Dodd, Donald B. Dodge, Byron G.1 Dodge, Homer G. Donnelley, Elliott Dowlin, Winfred M. Downing, Allan M. Drake, C. Elwood Drayton, Clarence I., Jr. Dugdale, Frederick E. Dwinell, Lane Eastman, Charles A., Jr. Edgar, Robert M. Eile, Maxwell J. Elliott, Scott Ellis, Thomas P. Embler, William J. Emery, George W. Engelman, Irving J. Estabrook, L. Parkhurst Fain, Earl, Jr. Fauntleroy, Gaylord Field, S. Everett, Jr. Fields, Harold B. Fisher, Harvey S. Flanagan, John Flanders, Edwin Foote, Richard J. Foster, David C. Foster, George A. Fowler, Alfred J. Fowler, Harold L. Frame, Richard R. Frampton, James N. Frankland, John C., Jr. Fusonie, Albert T. Gardner, Frank C. Gearhart, Charles C. Gedge, Seymour C. Gere, Henry S. Gifford, Samuel A. Giles, Donald J. Gillard, James L., Jr. Glendinning, Geoffrey Goodnow, John R. Goodrich, Bernard S. Goodwillie, Stuart Goodwin, A. Jerome Goodwin, Clinton T. Goulding, Chester F. Gow, Arthur R. Granger, Darrell O.
Granville-Smith, Edward Graupner, Herman W. Gray, C. Maurice Gray, Linwood E. Grey, Robert T. Griffin, Dustin H. Gulian, John Hackett, Christopher J. Hagar, Hamilton Haines, Craig B. Haley, W. Howard Halliday, Malcolm F. Haltom, Chester A. Hammesfahr, Ellmore A. Hanes, Edgar A. Hankins, Robert W.1 Hansis, George C., Jr. Hardy, James F. Harlow, Adnah H. Harlow, John M. Harrington, W. Clark Harris, William W. Hart, Creighton C. Hartjens, H. Victor Hassell, Arthur P. Hatch, Daniel P., Jr. Hazzard, Charles T. Heep, William G., Jr. Herpel, John W. Heston, John C. Heyn, Edmund F. Hill, Robert W. Hoagland, C. Stewart Hobson, William M. Hodsdon, Merrill Hoefle, Milton E. Holden, Arthur L. Houghton, Hayward S. Howard, Theodore R. Howey, Ralph T. Hunt, Charles H., Jr. Hunt, William A. Hutcheson, S. Lewis Isham, Willard Jacobson, Parker L. Jamison, Gordon M.1 Jenkins, Edwin A. Jennings, E. Morton Jewett, Harrison L. Johnston, Gerard Jones, Ellis R. Kammire, Charles A. Katz, Eugene J. Keith, Rockwood Keller, C. Courtney, Jr. Kellogg, Chester M. Kenerson, John B. Kenney, Laurence A., Jr. Kent, Kenneth H. Kenyon, George D. Kerr, Alexander B. Kilgore, Robert M. Kilton, James W. Kimball, William P. Kitts, Albert W. Klaren, Thornton P. Klein, W. George Klinck, Richard R. Kneerim, Arthur W. Kruming, Paul R. Lamson, Charles M. Lane, Arthur E. Lane, Myles J. Lane, Wendell G. Langdell, Ralph E. Lary, William C. Lathrop, Allen Lawrence, John H. D. Leach, Henry, 3rd Lee, Richard W. Lemkin, Julius U. Leonard, Matthew C. Leslie, Gaylord E. Lewis, Bruce M. Liddle, John C. Lilley, Edwin F., Jr. Livingston, H. deK. Lord, William S. Lowe, Donald S. Lowe, R. Gordon Lundgren, Carl A. Lyman, Edwin H., Jr. Lyman, John J. McAvoy, John C. McCathie, David M. McConnon, James McDonough, John T. McEachran, Wendell E. McGrath, John B. McKee, Walter L. MacKown, Philip McLaughlin, Ambrose P. McLaughlin, John E.
McLaughlin, John P. Maclellan, Robert L. MacPhail, Robert B. Mcßoberts, William F. McSorley, Wesley A., Jr. Magavern, Samuel D. Magenis, Eugene L. Magnaghi, Charles J. Makepeace, Maurice B. Mann, Albert E. Maring, Frank B. Martin,, Lawrence H. Marx, William H. Mason, John W. Mason, Lester B. Menard, David F. Merrick, Joseph L. Middlebrook, Curtis M. Middleton, Thomas M. Milliken, Leßoy C. Milton, Henry C. Mitchell, Willis B. Miter, Lawrence D. Moody, J. Harold Moore, Franklin Morton, William G. Moulton, Horace P. Munsell, Rufus I. Munson, Lewis S., Jr. Myers, Rowland M. Nash, Norman C. Neary, John F. Nelson, Richard H.2 Newell, Howard W. Newton, James F. Nightingale, Arthur B. Nixon, John P. Noeltner, John W. Norman, Christian G. Norris, Donald K. Norton, John E. Norton, Spencer E. Nova, Barnett J. Noyes, Parker E. O'Keeffe, Bernard M. Orsi, Philip J. Osborn, Edward B. O'Sullivan, John H. Paige, Timothy Parker, Bradford E. Parrish, Hunt. VanH. Pasfield, George H. Patience, Wesley F. Pease, Douglas MacD. Helton, J. Edgar Perkins, Arthur F. Phelan, John V. Phillips, B. Wendell Phillips, John Pierce, Harold A. Pierce, Henry L., Jr. Pitts, George B., Jr. Pollock, Matthew C. Proctor, Charles N. Prosser, Gwynne A. Purcell, William J. Ramey, Eugene B., Jr. Ranney, Omar S. Raymond, Munroe Reece, Edward M. Reid, Robert V. Rendell, Richard G. Reynolds, F. Henry Rice, Kenneth F. Richardson, Robert C. Rickenbaugh, Ralph L. Robbie, Kenneth E. Robinson, Lawrence Rockhill, Robert A. Rockwell, Richard C. Rogers, Howard L.1 Rogers, Howard L.3 Rohlffs, William G. Rose, John C. Russell, David K. Russell, Herbert E. Sadler, Lauren M. Safran, Ira W. Salinger, Allan B. Sammis, S. Lloyd Sanborn, George K. Sanborn, James F., Jr. Sawyer, Edward W. Scherp, Henry W. Schmelzer, Richard W. Schnepel, Herman H., Jr. Schwartz, Theodore G. Scott, Charles E. Sensenig, Herbert R. Serrell, Howard P. Shaw, Raymond E. . Sherman, Philip R. Shukert, G. Emil
Shurtleff, Merrill Simonds, Harold S. Sinclair, Dohrman J. Skinner, Osmun Sleeper, Laurence L. Sloane, Gerard H. Smith, Hugh C. Smith, J. Wesley Smith, Joseph H. Smith, Richard H. Smith, Steele C. Sokol, Otto O. Solis, Donald W. Stevens, LorenG. Stickney, Hal S. Stone, Fred L. Stone, Harry L. Streit, Carlyle F. Sturdevant, J. Wayne Sugden, John Sullivan, James B. Sullivan, Richard J. Sundeen, Roger E. Swanson, Gilbert C. Talbot, Thomas P. Taylor, Muirison K. Thompson, H. Hoyt Thompson, Rupert C, Jr. Thurston, Francis C. Tidd, Joseph S. Tindle, Frank W. Tower, Charles F. Treanor, William C. Turkevich, John Turner, Ralph G.4 Van Orman, J. Wayne Walker, Alton P. Walker, Henry L., Jr. Walker, Hurlburt T.1 Walker, Hurlburt T.6 Walker, Richard W.
Wallace, J. Brougham, Jr. Wallis, Richard G. Walsh, James E. Walter, Harold M. Warner, Gerald Waters, John P. Watson, William J. Webster, F. Champlin, Jr. Welch, Richard G. Wells, E. Montgomery Weser, John A. Westhaver, Loren J. R. Wheatley, Edward B.1 Wheland, George W. White, Richard F. Whitehead, Judson J. Whittemore, Merrill W. Wilkinson, Frost B. Willey, Albert S. Williams, William G. Wilson, Curtis E. Wood, J. Wesley, Jr. Woods, Carter A. Word, Robert L., Jr. Wright, Ernest A., 3rd Young, Francis W. Zanger, John E. Zeller, Adrian B. Zey, Edward B.
MEMORIAL GIFTS FROM:1 Classmate.2 Mother, Airs. Edna F.Nelson.3 Mrs. Rogers.4 Brother, F. Sumner Turner '24.5 William G. Heep, Jr. &Warren N. Burding;28.
Secretary, Van Dyne Oil Co., Troy, Pa. Treasurer, 2 Princeton PL, Montclair, N. J. Memorial Fund Chairman, Peartree & Pasfield, 33 East Wynnewood Rd., Wynnewood, Pa.
