Tuck School

Mr. Griswold served as Chairman of a seminar on Capital Expenditures conducted by the American Management Association, New York City, December 12-15, 1960. While in New York he also attended the Banking Career Day of the Reserve City Bankers Association.

Mr. Olsen met with the faculty and Board of Governors of the Worcester Junior College, on December 8, 1960 to discuss current developments and trends in education for business.

Mr. Davis attended the American Marketing Association meetings in St. Louis, December 28-30, 1960.

Mr. Lent met with the C.E.D. Subcommittee on Depressed Areas, in New York City, as Special Adviser. His article, "A More Permanent Formula for the Taxation of Life Insurance," appeared in the December 1960 issue of The Journal of Insurance.

In the November-December, 1960 issue of Personnel, published by the American Management Association, Mr. Guest reviewed the book "Blue Collar Man" by Father TheodoreV. Purcell D'33. A review by Mr. Guest of Mann and Hoffman's book "Automation and the Worker" appeared in the December 1960 issue of the Administrative Science Quarterly.

Father Purcell served as a discussant with the panel on "Some Economic Problems of the '60s: The Labor Market" at the Allied Social Science Association's annual meetings, held in St. Louis, December 27-30, 1960.

Mr. Morrissey spoke on "The Role of the Accountant in Financial Planning and Control" at the annual meeting of the Northeast Regional Group, American Accounting Association, held at M.I.T.

Charlie Biddle '20 continues to enjoy his retirement from the First National City Bank of New York, spending most of his time in Spain; Al Frey T'21 served as leader of a seminar on promotion as a part of an international seminar on marketing, cosponsored by the European Productivity Agency and the Indiana University School of Business on February 15. Al also was a panel-speaker on the Institute for Marketing Communications, as part of the Annual Forecasting Conference sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia, January 5, as well as at the Eighth Annual Marketing for Management Seminar, presented by the Toronto Chapter, American Marketing Association, January 6, 1961.

Earl Daum T'25 has been appointed vice president of General Motors Corporation and general manager of the Overseas Division; Walt Mosenthal T'37 has been named youth program secretary of the YMCA in New Britain, Conn.; Al Mansfield T'41, purchasing agent of the J. F. McElwain Company, Athol, Mass., has been elected director of the company; Dick Brown T'48 has been appointed vice president of the First National Bank of Boston; Carl Evans T'49 has been appointed metropolitan salesman for Chicago by the International Paper Company; DougPerkins T'54 has become associated with the Nashua Corporation, Nashua, N. H., as analyst in the controller's department; IraSchattman T'57 has been appointed assistant to the president of Standard Foods Corp.; Neil Levenson T'57 has opened a retail shop specializing in gift items at 39th Street and 5th Avenue, New York City. The shop name is "Tis the Season."

Walt Fogarty '58 was the honor student of his graduating class in the aerial observation course, offered by the 3rd Marine Division to units serving in the Far East; Win Giles T'59 has been appointed brokerage supervisor of the John H. Bishop agency of John Hancock Mutual Life, Waltham, Mass.; Al Fraser T'60 has announced his engagement to Beverly Ann White of Leominster, Mass.; Tim Tyler T'60 was married in November 1960 to Marjorie Jane Stegeman of Cincinnati, Ohio, and they are now residing at Ft. Knox, Kentucky.