A Wah Hoo Wah for –

RALPH E. SAMUEL '13, named Chairman of the New York School of Social Work.

EDWARD LAMB '24, elected Chairman of the Board of Seiberling Rubber Co.

CARL BRIDENBAUGH '25, awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for 1962-63.

DR. JOHN L. NORRIS '25, chosen President-Elect of the Industrial Medical Association.

COOPER B. RHODES '25, promoted to Major General in the U. S. Army Reserve.

GEORGE CHAMPION '26, elected President of the New York Chamber of Commerce.

HARRISON F. DUNNING '30, elected President of Scott Paper Co.

EDWARD J. JEREMIAH '30, named Coach of the 1964 U. S. Olympic Hockey Team.

RALPH M. WARDLE '31, named to the Jefferis Chair of English Literature at the University of Omaha.

DR. HENRY M. GREENLEAF '32, named Director of Public Health in Newton, Mass.

WILLIAM H. KENDALL '32, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Chattanooga.

JOHN F. REED '33, elected President of Fort Lewis College, Colorado.

J. CLARENCE DAVIES JR. '34, promoted to Brigadier General in the Air Force Reserve.

JAMES A. HUGHES '35, elected Executive Vice President of Diamond Alkali Co., Cleveland.

H. ROBERT HENEAGE '37, elected President of Peerless Insurance Co., Keene, N. H.

ANTHONY TURKEVICH '37, University of Chicago chemist, recipient of a $5000 E. O. Lawrence Award from the Atomic Energy Commission.

WILHAM F. BENNETT '38, elected Vice President and Controller of General Telephone & Electronics Corp.

HORACE s. MAYNARD HI '42, elected President of the Wholesale Merchants Bureau, Detroit.

WALTER D. DANCE '40, named General Manager of the Hotpoint Division of General Electric Co.

DOUGLAS R. STARRETT '42, elected President of L. S. Starrett Co., Athol, Mass.

GILBERT L. AUGENBLICK '43, elected President of Beth Israel Hospital, Newark, N. J.

ELLIOT R. GOODMAN '45, recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, also a NATO Research Fellowship, for 1962-63.

BERNARD D., NOSSITER '47, awarded a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard for 1962-63.

EDWARD M. POTOKER '53, named a President's Fellow at Columbia University for 1962-63.

KENNETH N. OGLE, PH.D. '27, recipient of the honorary degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Uppsala, Sweden.