1948

Greeting - fellow treadmillers! It's Lonesome Bob again at the keys of the trusty portable trying to see what the last month has wrought.

Leading the parade is Dr. Jack Mahoney who writes that he and his are doing well while he is an Orthopedic Surgical Resident at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. They have two youngsters, Steve, 2½, and Ellen, 13 months. At home at 275 Larch Ave., Dumont, N.J., Jack reports that Phil Johnson will finish up a residency in radiology in June and has two youngsters also, Larry, 3, and Steve, 1.

Ed Gingrich was due to be married to Miss Ella LaVerne Roberts on April 14 in Decatur, Ga. She attended Mary Washington College, and has been employed with the Treasury Department of the State of Georgia. Ed is with Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing in Atlanta.

According to a February 12 clipping from the Trenton (N.J.) Times-Advertiser, BudThome was one of ten candidates after three vacancies on the Ewing Township Education Board. Unfortunately, the clipping service and/or Bud are just going to leave us in the limbo. Will he did make it or won't he did?

Next in the political lineup is Dave Packard who was due to run in April primary election at Pompton Lakes, N.J., for Borough Council. Dave is municipal bond trading for Estabrook & Co., NYC, and has lived in Pompton Lakes for three years. He and Virginia have two children, Carol, 5, and Richard, 3.

In Brunswick, Maine, Gordon Noe accepted the Republican nomination for a seat on the Board of Selectmen which would seem to be tantamount to getting such a seat Down East. The election was in March so we'll just have to report when we find out. Gordie has his own business, the Hardware Trading Post on Pleasant St. in Brunswick, and has three young-uns.

Ian Macartney has been named geophysical coordinator of Stanolind Oil and Gas Co.'s Rocky Mountain Division at Casper, Wyo. This is a fur piece from his start as a geological scout with Stanolind in 1948.

Jumping back into politics, we find JoeHackett a candidate for the board of park commissioners in Brockton, Mass. The Hol-brooks boast four kiddies.

At this writing, we are three weeks back rom vacation and wondering if we had one or not. Our stay in Mexico was most delightul, however, and we can recommend every- thing but the Acapulco food to those of you who may be considering a trip south of the border. Our quickly acquired tans are fading at a rate of too many dollars per day but we did enjoy getting away from the gray midwinter days up here and having sun-filled days and warm temperatures.

We are a third of the way through the Alumni Fund drive. Forty-five of us are after Forty-Eight's share. Do your part - fairly and squarely - NOW!

Haven't changed our address, and summer vacation season is coming up soon, so y'all come see us on your way through - y'hearl

Secretary, 807 Tomahawk Lane, Niles, Mich.

Class Agent, 90 Washington Ave., Saugerties, N.Y.