1933
By this time, you have had the newsletter report o£ the September Affair in Hanover attended by between 40 and 50 members of the Class, both male and female. We are informed that the weather was gorgeous but the nights at Bonnie Oaks were a little chilly around the edges, the recommended antidote for which seemed to be bundling - up, that is. Pictures of the event did not arrive for this month's deadline, but we hope to have some for you next month. Another weekend like this is in the cards for next fall. Make your plans now! Your scribe and his bride are particularly anxious to make it next year because we had to cancel out this year at the last moment.
Among the address changes are two APO numbers, Larry Durgin, USASG, APO 206, New York; and Robert C. Goodell, last heard from professing German and English at Washington & Lee University, c/o American Embassy, APO 757, New York.
Ted Holmes' (Edward M.) received his Master o£ Arts degree in English from Brown University last June and is now teaching English at the University of Maine in Orono. Ted lives at 80 Veazie Street, Old Town, Me.
In May, Ed Freedman was living at 27 Vista Hill Road, Great Neck, L. I.; also CharlieSnow now gets his mail on the Island (Long, that is) at P.O. Box 467, Northport. While Dr. Bill Likoff could be found at 7201 Sherman, Philadelphia 19, Dr. Bill MacCarty would be expected at Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover. Ed Staudt moved up from Maryland to 5549 Suitland Road, Washington 23, D. C., and Ed Home moved across from Dorchester to 36 Myrtle St., Maiden, Mass. Also in Mass., Sumner Rittenberg, operator of eastern competitor to Disneyland, showed up at 74 Park Lane, Newton Center 59. Pete Mankowski received mail at Edison High School, 2530 Polk St., N.E., Minneapolis 18.
Of those who may or may not be outside the continental U.S., Dave Cook can be found between voyages at Military Sea Transportation Service, Pacific Area, Fort Mason, San Francisco, while Dr. Doug Stanton, last reported in S. C. out of Nebr., is now at 507 N. Main (office) and 1403 Finger (home) St., Borger, Texas.
Jim Doherty has apparently found a place at 169 White Oak Ridge Rd., Short Hills, N. J., and Art Connelly, former candy tycoon from Swampscott, is now at 7 Robin Road, South Lynnfield, Mass. Among the New Yorkers are John S. Schulte at 17 East 45th, N. Y. 17; Randy Valenci at 50 Church St., N. Y. 7; Don Phinney at 150 E. 42nd St., N. Y. 17; Jim Petrie at 711 3rd Ave., N. Y. 17; Rog Kafka, a partner in Farley Manning Associates, Public Relations Counsel, at 270 Park Ave., N. Y. 17, and living at 4 Gramercy Park,
South of N. Y„ Dr. Jay E. Weidenhamer is now at 437 Burmont Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa., and George D. Miller, Jr. lives at 2900 Washington Blvd., Huntington 5, W. Va.
Herb Shea o£ Little Silver, N. J., who began his career some years back as a messenger with Bankers Trust Company, has just been named vice-president o£ the Out-of-Town Division of that bank. Nice going, Herb! BobNiebling, until recently assistant vice-president of the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, has just been appointed general investment manager for Prudential Insurance Co. Bob and his family will return to their home at 62 Western Drive, Short Hills, N. J. Although we send congratulations, Bob, yours is the job we have always thought of as' the height of frustration - carefully place a couple of million where they will do the most good today and there are two or three or five million more in your mail tomorrow to be disposed of. Like the old legend of the wonderful salt mill which nobody could remember how to turn off. Some day when you're desperate for places to plant the dough, send a million or so along to Dartmouth College with the best wishes of Prudential.
Bun Mudge o£ Amesbury, Mass., entering his eleventh year of service as guidance counselor at the College of Business Administration of Boston University, received his Master's degree in education from B.U. recently amid "a ripple of approbation and enthusiasm," says the Newburyport News. Congratulations, Bin.
George P. Drowne Jr. of Darien, Conn., has recently joined the Perkin-Elmer Corp., Engineering and Optical Division, where he will be responsible for recruiting salaried personnel and personnel development. June was formerly executive director of the Scarsdale Social Service Council.
Bob Dickson, vice-president and controller of Walter Kidde & Co., has been renamed a trustee and elected chairman of the executive committee of Controllership Foundation, Inc., research arm of the Controllers Institute of America. This should keep you out of mischief, Bob.
Among those who have visited Hanover recently are Mr. & Mrs. Al Beekman, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Saywell, Mr. & Mrs. Don Wood, Dr. & Mrs. Bob Swinehart, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeWerrenrath.
Had a nice letter from Ted Allen expressins his and Laura's regrets at not being able to attend the Rump Reunion in September, but looking forward to the "tremendous twenty-fifth." The Aliens have a new house and almost have it domesticated by now. Try next fall's reunion for size before the 25th, Ted.
We recently enjoyed an extremely interesting evening with Father Ted Purcell who was on his way to address the Canadian Graphic Arts Association in Niagara Falls, Ontario, on the subject in which he has done so much on-the-spot research, "How to be Loyal to the Firm and the Union." Ted manages to keep from being idle with his teaching at Loyola, research on human relations in the meat packing industry, lecturing here and there, writing articles and books, and various other occupations, but the busy life seems to agree with him. He looks fine. Incidentally, Jus & Leigh Stanley, Ted promises he will come up for dinner the very next time you ask him and thus make up for the many times he has been unable to accept your invitations.
This seems fittingly to bring us to Thanksgiving Dinner which seems to be the next item of importance on our agenda this month. Happy turkey to you all!
Together at the September meeting of alumni workers are Bill Lieson '32 (left), enrollment leader of Springfield, Mass., and Frank Eggleston '32, Providence club secretary.
Herbert D. Shea '33 has been elected VicePresident of the Bankers Trust Co., NewYork. He has been with the bank since 1933,when he began as a messenger.
Secretary, 217 Goundry Street North Tonawanda, N. Y.
Treasurer, Quechee, Vt.
