Tuck School

LOOK in "The Faculty" section of this issue of the MAGAZINE for the story of Mr. Burleigh's forthcoming six months of "Deaning" in Italy.

Many alumni have visited the School these past three months. Particularly pleasant was it to see such old timers as Easty EastmanT'21, with Niles & Niles since graduation, BobElsasser T'22, a very successful management analyst, lecturer and public spirited citizen of New Orleans; John Felli T'23, vice president of General Motors, Steve Cross T'25, general manager of the electric tool division of the Stanley Works, New Britain; and Fred Shaneman '24, president, Pennsylvania Salt Mann facturing Co.

Al Schlosser T'49 handles special sales assignments in the dressing and sutures end of Bauer and Black's institutional business; BenMoats T'46 is assistant to the president of Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Mining Co., Kansas City; Bill Trump T'48 is selling time for one of Milwaukee's up-and-coming radio stations; John Schalles T'51 has moved into sales work with Simmons Company: Jack Grimm '44 is product manager (Pepsodent) with Lever Brothers; Walt Snickenberger T'48, a month or two out of a second stretch with the Marines, has been appointed executive assistant to the President of Cornell University; JohnAdler T'49 has a roving assignment for Gimbel's top management, which keeps him busy traveling the Gimbel circuit.

Ben Stacey T'30 is chief statistician of the First National Bank of Boston and also teaches Business Planning at Northeastern University; John Tiedke T'31 is vice president, treasurer and professor of Business Organization at Rollins College; John Bowers T'42 is now account executive with Brooke, Smith, French & Dorrance in Detroit; Joe Merriam T'32 initiated a series of articles on department store management, in the September issue of Department Store Economist; John Stephenson T'48 is in charge of Yale and Towne lift-truck sales to automobile manufacturers in the Detroit area; Bob Wetzler '4O is a partner in Fairbanks Associates, business consultants; ArthurO'Donnell T'49 is carrying on in accounting with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.; BobMarschalk '37, vice president of Vick Chemical Co., is giving full time to searching for companies which will fit into Vick's program of diversification.

Herb Bissell '29 has moved to Minneapolis- Honeywell as Director o£ Merchandising; BobHarrison T'33 is an account executive with J. M. Mathes, Inc.; Bill Portman T'47 has moved to Charles Doepke; Dick Echikson T'51 has been sent to Tokyo where he is Chief of Military Personnel for the Auditor General of the Department of the Air Force; Chick Pooler '30, vice president and marketing director of Benton & Bowles, has been elected to the board of directors o£ that agency; Fred Dyer T'48 has been admitted to the Navy Executive Development Program, the objective of which is to familiarize interns with the organization and functions of the Navy Department and its relations with other governmental agencies; Dan Swander '35 is vice president of Columbian Vise & Manufacturing Co.; Carl Krogh '41 is administrative assistant to the General Sales Manager of Firth Sterling Steel and Carbide Corporation; Jim North '32 is in charge of west-coast operations for Market Research Corporation of America, with headquarters at San Francisco.

We are sorry to record the death of Rev. Frank T. Weil T'14. the only clergyman in our alumni group.

Last month we reported that several of Tuck's 1952 graduates were stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Referring to the activity of these men and a group from Harvard Business School in handling eight major problems assigned to them during a three-week orientation conference in the fall, Col. G. C. McDowell stated that the results were "amazing to our veteran supply people. They were amazed that these young officers could in three weeks make such complete studies of these complex problems and recommend such clear-cut courses of action toward solving them."

Outside speakers in October were: Cyrus S. Ching, recently resigned director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Board; George E. Sprague T'26, merchandise manager, Kendall Mills; Preston K. Mears, assistant manager, specialized reports department, Dun & Bradstreet; Edward J. Rosenwald, vice president and account executive, Harry B. Cohen Advertising Co.; and John M. Nicklas, assistant director, Commission on University Education in Hospital Administration.

Tuck School Contributors

This list includes the names of only those TuckSchool men who are not also listed with the regular College classes. The names of all other TuckSchool contributors are listed with their respectiveundergraduate classes.

Portman, Arthur B. '15 Davis, E. Byron '22 Brew, W. Kenneth '23 Temnomeroff, V. A. '27 Rubel, Peter A. '38 Reed, J. Homer, Jr. '39 Marsden, Donald D. '46 Morrissey, Leonard E. '48 Cotter, Edmond J. '52