A Wah Hoo Wah for –

KENT H. SMITH '15, named Acting President of Case Institute of Technology.

ALLERTON c. HicKMOTT '17, elected a Life Trustee of Trinity College, and awarded the college's honorary Doctorate of Letters.

MERRILL E. SHOUP '21, elected President of Socony Oil and Refining Co., Huntington Beach, Calif.

CEORGE D. BUSHER '22, elected a Trustee of Fordham University.

PROF, HERLUF V. OLSEN '22 of Tuck School, elected an Honorary Fellow in the American College of Hospital Administration.

PRENTISS CARNELL JR. '26, elected President of Albany (N. Y.) Business College.

NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER '30, nominee of the Republican Party for Governor of New York.

JOHN G. MACKECHNIE '31, elected a Trustee of Vermont Academy.

WILBER H. MACK '32, named Executive Vice President of the American Louisiana Pipe Line Co. and the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.

JOHN M. WATTS '32, named Dean of the College at Cazenovia (N. Y.) Junior College.

ROBERT L. DICKSON '33, elected President of the Controllership Foundation, research arm of the Controllers Institute of America.

J. CLARENCE DAVIES JR. '34, named Director of the New York City Real Estate Bureau.

HARRY S. ACKERMAN '35, elected President of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

ROY F. COPPEDGE JR. '36, elected President of National Distillers and Chemical Corporation.

JOHN L. STEELE '39, named Chief of the Time-Life Bureau in Washington, D. C.

WILLIAM J. BUMSTED '40, elected President of Johnson and Higgins de Venezuela, Caracas.

WALTER c. KELLEY JR. '40, elected President of The Citizens League of Greater Cleveland.

DONALD M. TABER '41, elected Mayor of Lebanon, N. H.

RICHARD W. BALDWIN '42, elected a Trustee of Vermont Academy.

EMIL MOSBACHER JR. '43, brilliant skipper of Vim, finalist in the trials to pick the U. S. representative for the America's Cup Races.

EDWARD M. SCHEU JR. '46, elected President of the Diamond Match Division of the Diamond Gardner Corporation.

JOHN M. POMEROY JR. '49, elected President of General Smelting Co., Philadelphia.